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Help a Poor Mama Out

Saturday, 22 September 2018 by TOSBlog

I didn’t sign up with Facebook willingly. I’m a private person and would never dream of displaying to the world what some people seem comfortable with, but marketing and a far-flung collection of friends and colleagues pressed me onto the platform. For the most part, I’m happy connecting with other science buffs and publishing

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Tagged under: cheri fields, help a poor mama out, homeschool, homeschooling

Why My Child Isn’t Going to College

Friday, 21 September 2018 by TOSBlog

We just graduated our second child from our homeschool. The first question everyone asks upon discovering this is—you guessed it—“Where is he going to college?” The question is uncomfortable, and I wish people would broaden their view of post-high school life. When I say that he isn’t going to college, the barely-concealed disappointment says

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Tagged under: homeschool, homeschooling, Julie Polanco, why my child isnt going to college

Record the Memories

Thursday, 20 September 2018 by TOSBlog

We are up and running. It’s a brand-new year. So much to be excited about. It’s hard to believe that soon this school year will just be a memory. My Missing Photos I have been homeschooling since 1991, and as I look back at our photo albums—yes, I used to get photos printed, and

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Tagged under: homeschool, homeschooling, meredith curtis, record the memories

Make Mommy Time a Priority

Wednesday, 19 September 2018 by TOSBlog

Over the past few months, I have been reading books about various subjects, but each has had the main theme of discipline, both spiritually and naturally. As a professional housewife and mother, I have made it my mission each day to take care of my family. Every moment is filled with so much care,