What I Read: August 2019
I am STILL 3 books behind schedule for this year! Ugh! At least 3 books sounds manageable, but I did have hopes that I would have caught up entirely in August. Oh well! I only read 9 books in August, […]
What I Read: July 2019
I’m not entirely caught up, but I made progress this month! We started school this month though, so it’s a whole new ballgame now. Let’s not worry about that right now though. Okay? Okay. Today is all about July and […]
What I Read: June 2019
June felt like a good reading month to me. I only read 8 books, but I suspect my page count is significantly higher than my last several months. Anyways, I’m still “behind” on my reading challenge by a couple books, […]
What I Read: May 2019
This is the month I fell behind. I was so disappointed looking at my totals, that I’ve had to really force myself to go ahead and get this post written. I’m only disappointed because I FELT like I read a […]
What I Read: April 2019
Can you believe we’re through the first quarter of the year? I can’t. But, as of right now, I’m officially still on track to make my reading goal this year! I finished 8 books, and still have 12 that I’m […]
Sophia Louise, Age 7
I’m a few days late with Sophia’s interview. I actually did interview her on the actual birthday, but then the weekend was super busy and I’m only just now catching my breath from it. I’m so thankful for my sunshine […]
Klaus Daniel, Age 5
I can hardly believe it’s been 5 years since Klaus was born. He was our happy midsize baby: 7 lbs, 15 oz, born in Mount Vernon, Washington. Every year has a lot of growth, but he has leaned out so […]
4 Online Tools I Use to Organize our Homeschool
As we’re heading into the last full month of our second homeschool year, I am amazed and slightly overwhelmed at the amount of material we generate. There is so. much. paper. The most overwhelming thought is the ever present: What […]
What I Read: March 2019
March wasn’t a bad reading month for me, all things considered. I managed to keep up, at least, and moved house at the same time, so we’re calling this a win. Now that we’re basically unpacked, I’m looking forward to […]
What I Read: February 2019
February was a decent month for reading, but if I don’t up my game in March I’ll be behind again. For what it’s worth, my currently reading stack is mountainous, so there’s a good chance that I’ll finish a few […]