Since I’ve been seeing things, all SORTS of things besides what is really there to see, I have studied a bit about eye health and visited quite a few doctors. So much knowledge floats around in space, these days, and so many preventive and curative measures exist for boosting eye health, waiting for someone toContinue reading “How to Take Care of Your Eyes – Nutrition”
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Kinds of Babies
Our firstborn son was bookish. From an early age, he could “read” himself to sleep. (They were pre-school picture books.) He loved lining toys in rows and dressing like and imitating his daddy. He was a visual learner. My friend had two boys who disliked reading, although they loved a good story and she couldContinue reading “Kinds of Babies”
ABC’s OF HOMESCHOOL
Hello, Friends! This week I must devote entirely to several speaking chores. So I thought you would enjoy viewing the introductions to my presentations. Here they are in their approximate final draft. Enjoy! Raising children is like a boat race: You never feel ready You always feel watched It’s hard to change your mind DisastersContinue reading “ABC’s OF HOMESCHOOL”
THE MONEY MOM
Hello, Friends! This week I must devote entirely to several speaking chores. So I thought you would enjoy viewing the introductions to my presentations. Here they are in their approximate final draft. Enjoy! Managing Your Money About sixty years ago, two sharecroppers laid their baby boy in a box that was really a dresser drawer,Continue reading “THE MONEY MOM”
Sunday Scriptures: Red
In honor of the 400th anniversary of the translation of the Bible into English, commissioned by King James of England in 1611, and originally published by Robert Barker, printer to the King, I will use this version for the rest of this year in these posts. Editing sure has changed since then! Hope we can enjoyContinue reading “Sunday Scriptures: Red”
Weekly Photo Challenge: Wildlife
Not much to say, today, but wanted to show off one of my favorite photos. Surrounded by the safety in many uncles (the blue stripes and the adult finger belong to two of them) a young boy learns about which wildlife is to be trusted, a family tradition meant to instill wisdom and fearlessness: BoyContinue reading “Weekly Photo Challenge: Wildlife”
Sunday Scriptures: Wildlife
In honor of the 400th anniversary of the translation of the Bible into English, commissioned by King James of England in 1611, and originally published by Robert Barker, printer to the King, I will use this version for the rest of this year in these posts. Hope we can enjoy the quaint differences we findContinue reading “Sunday Scriptures: Wildlife”
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