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Introducing our 2010 Patriotic T-shirt!

It turned out well, don’t you think… and it was by far the easiest of our patriotic t-shirts to make.  To make the Eagle-tee, you’ll need a t-shirt, washed in mild detergent and dried without fabric softener;  fabric paint in white, brown, yellow, black, and glitter fabric paint in red, white and blue – we…

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Celebrating the Birth of a Nation… with a bit of paint and lots of fun!

Growing up in a military family, I was taught to love our country, respect our flag, appreciate our freedoms, and celebrate the birth of our nation in style. The Fourth of July meant watching (or participating in) a parade, setting off fireworks, and enjoying the company of friends and family while remembering how fortunate we…

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Works for Me Wednesday: Child Safety Bracelets

  Summer is here.  School is out and families are beginning to plan vacations:  trips to the beach, an amusement park, a museum… all wonderful places, full of fun, unless you and your child are separated, and then they become places of sheer panic:  crowds of people coming and going and large areas of ground…

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New Post at The Homeschool Classroom

The first time I mentioned homeschooling to my husband, Patrick, we didn’t have children.  For years, I felt inexplicably drawn to homeschooling, and Patrick objected adamantly.  I read a stack of books on homeschooling, befriended several homeschooling families, and by the time our boys were of school-age,  I had convinced Patrick that homeschooling was something…