Encouraging, Informing and Connecting the Homeschool Community
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Today’s interview is with Jennifer from S/V Mari-Hal-o-Jen! I think you will be as delighted to browse through her blog and her interview as I was! I felt as if I had taken a wonderful vacation. I could almost hear the waves lapping the side of the boat and feel the breeze gently blowing on [...]
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You may remember that last month I interviewed Fletch from The Mango Times. At the time I also included a prayer request for Baby Joe. I am happy to report that Mighty Joe is now doing GREAT and his mommy, Kendra, is this month’s interviewee! I actually conducted the interview when the [...]
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Today I’m interviewing last year’s Best Artistic Content winner, Breezy Tulip @ A Bowl Of Moss & Pebbles. Since the awards, I’ve personally had the pleasure of meeting Miss Breezy and getting to know what a sweet, kind, artistic young lady she is! I hope you will stay awhile to get to know her and [...]
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I conducted this interview quite awhile back, but recently their baby, “Mighty Joe”, has been diagnosed with enterovirus. PLEASE keep him in your prayers and read updates on his condition on his mommy’s blog Preschoolers and Peace.
There are far fewer homeschooling dad blogs out there than mom blogs. What first drew you to [...]
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Today’s interviewee, Karen Woodward, is our 2005 winner of the “Best International Homeschool Blog” award. Karen and her family served as missionaries for 10 years in Romania. She currently blogs at For Such a Time as Now and resides in Virginia. Below, Karen shares advice for those considering missions, encourages those who are homeschooling in “less than ideal” situations, [...]
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