What a delight to have time in the day to visit with other homeschool friends.
Amy and Hunter Atwood stopped by today after Hunter's 
piano lesson and we moms had some time to chat and the kids climbed trees, fed and admired the cows and horses, ran with the dogs and played in the fort. Hunter remarked that "He would like to have a farm someday too!"
piano lesson and we moms had some time to chat and the kids climbed trees, fed and admired the cows and horses, ran with the dogs and played in the fort. Hunter remarked that "He would like to have a farm someday too!" Amy and I are both first year homeschool moms and so ther was much to talk about. Things that aare good. Things that are difficult. Things that are a wonder! She is a most enthusiastic, positive person and I like to catch a little of her "spark"!
We also saw this HUGE moth resting over our back door. Don;t know what kind it is, but certainly is content with all the comings and goings through the door.
And what a delight to have a friend that has time in the evening to feed her neighbor!! :)
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Katherine, thank you for showing it to me.
I have an old girl scout friend that homeschools her 5 kids! What is good and what is difficult? I bet you and Katherine would have very different answers.
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