Ch-Ch-Changes...
I initially began blogging about our experiences with Montessori more than five years ago. I scrapped my first attempt and began again two ...
Ten Truths of Trials
We have been through a lot lately, mostly in the form of sudden, life-altering medical diagnosis for two of my children. I've cried, be...
The Unexpected
The great thing, if one can, is to stop regarding all the unpleasant things as interruptions of one's 'own,' or 'real' ...
My Creativity vs. The Internet
My professional background is in Information Technology. I spent many years as Information Architect and Business Analyst. Much of my time...
Religion and Montessori
Those who are familiar with the Montessori Method my also be familiar with some of the popular misconceptions. On multiple occasions I hav...
Who Wins The Battle of Wills?
Peaceful Parenting posted the following Maria Montessori quote on Facebook yesterday: "How can we speak of Democracy or Freedom when ...
Cease Striving
Back in the day when I was a naive and energetic 20 something, I rattled off all the lofty things I was eager to do for the Lord to a godly,...
Starting at Zero
Welcome to Thoughtful Thursday. Here I share whatever has been on my mind this week about parenting, our walk with the Lord and life in gen...
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