Heb. 4:12

And I used to appear to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob as God Almighty, but as respects my name Jehovah I did not make myself known to them.
-KJV
Exodus 6:3

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Current Reads


As You Like ItWilliam Shake­speare

The Adven­tures of Huck­le­berry FinnMark Twain



Charlotte’s WebE.B. White


The Call of the Wild(G.I.C.) — Jack Lon­don




Charlotte’s WebE.B. White


The Adven­tures of Buster BearThorn­ton Burgess


~READ ALOUD~
The Teacher
Beau­ti­ful Sto­ries from Shake­speare for Chil­drenEdith Nes­bit


*READ ALONG*
Charlotte’s Web -E.B. White

Where I hang...

Fine Arts Study

COMPOSER
Anto­nio Vivaldi
Baroque Clas­si­cal

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ARTIST
Vin­cent van Gogh
Winslow Homer

Impres­sion­ists

Past Reads

#1 Son
East of Eden
Around the World in 80 Days
Jour­ney to the Bot­tom­less Pit
By The Great Horn Spoon
The Nar­ra­tive of the Life of Fred­er­ick Dou­glass
13 at Din­ner
Up From Slav­ery
To Kill A Mock­ing­bird
Croc­o­dile Tears
Water­ship Down


Flower Picker
Frog and Toad are Friends
Stu­art Lit­tle
Tom Sawyer (G.I.C.)
Huck­le­berry Finn (G.I.C)


Face
Won­ders of the Pond
Tom Sawyer — (G.I.C.)
My Book of Bible Sto­ries
Stu­art Lit­tle
Huck­le­berry Finn (G.I.C.)


The Mom
Sarah, Plain and Tall
The Adven­tures of Grand­fa­ther Frog
The Bird-woman of The Lewis & Clark Expedition

On The Watch!

Jan­u­ary 25, 2010- The Spider’s Silk — g08 Jan — Did you know that the spider’s silk, if enlarged to the size of a foot­ball field is strong enough to stop a jumbo jet in flight?!!! Awe­some! Novem­ber 5, 2009- The Raven — What Makes it Dif­fer­ent — g97 1/8 pg. 22 — We learned that Ravens have a warped sense of humor.
Octo­ber 30, 2009 — The Lit­tle Gen­tle­man in the Black Vel­vet Suit — g95 2/22 pg. 18–19: an arti­cle about Moles! Very Inter­est­ing

2009-2010

  • School Started:
    29 weeks, 3 days ago

Old Stuff

Crochet Projects

How to aggravate a teenager in one easy step!

Today I’m feel­ing quite chatty!
Any­way, how to aggra­vate a teenager…
Ask him to make origami news­pa­per seed pots!

Boy-oh-boy — that turned out to be his tough­est assign­ment yet!
You should’ve seen him… fold here, fold there, unfold, no wait, fold again… fold up, down and then to the left… Man oh man!! (can you hear me snick­er­ing?)
Finally, […]

Hibiscus!!!!!!!!!

OK, so I finally fig­ured out what my mys­tery plant from last year was — it’s a peach hibiscus!!

I man­aged to dig up a photo of it when it was in bloom last year:

I went on a brief inter­net jour­ney to find infor­ma­tion about bird-attracting flow­ers, and stum­bled onto these beau­ti­ful pho­tos, and that’s how […]

Fresh Air — Outdoors!

So… like hiber­nat­ing bears wak­ing up from a long winter’s nap, the posse and I made our way out­side yesterday.

We cleaned up the flower beds that had been buried in fallen leaves, and the car­cass of last year’s plants.  Some of them are sup­posed to come back, but I’m not sure which, so I’m impatiently […]

What does Dyslexia look like?

For a while now, when I watch my DD, I won­der if she may be dyslexic.

I don’t know a whole lot, but I have been read­ing a few links I found on my friend and sis­ter, Martha’s web­site, and it looks like she may be.

The thing that really stuck out to me today was, well, the […]

Crochet Mojo?

I’ve been on a bit of a streak, as of late…
I’ve made quite a few pairs of socks.
I whipped up lit­tle cro­chet bags for my girls to carry their projects in.

I’ve been cov­et­ing many pat­terns in my Rav­elry Queue, too.
Since the weather here is so fickle, I’m not sure whether to make another Anthro-inspired Capelet, […]

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