Showing posts with label blogs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blogs. Show all posts

From The Blog World

Cocking A Snook! My Problem with "Homeschool Blog Awards" Is That They Aren't. I have to agree to be real "Homeschool Blog Awards" they would have to be open to all homeschoolers.

Mother Crone's Homeschool: Sometimes it's not even fun to right..., well at least Lord Epa will be happy with a sensible car, but driving lessons are a guaranteed way to go gray fast.

At last the long awaited, much anticipated Your Creation Museum Report from Whatever is here. HT O'Donnell Web.

Drop by for a visit

I was inspired by Elementary History Teacher's state blog Georgia on My Mind, to create a blog about Mississippi. The result is Roll On Mississippi, feel free to drop by for a visit.

Alasandra is Blog of the Week

Blogging Fusion Blog Directory Blog of the Week

Alasandra has been named Blog of the Week at Blogging Fusion. I am so honored. Alasandra will be featured on the main page of Blogging Fusion Blog Directory for one full week!

From the Blog World

Alasandra's top picks from the CoH.


Moral Courage and the Flawed Human Being , I really enjoyed this post. Here is some food for thought from the post.

According to Dr. Kidder, there are five universal core moral principles. They are:

  • honesty (a.k.a. truthfulness, integrity)

  • fairness (a.k.a. justice)

  • respect (tolerance and respect for self, family, others, and respect for life itself)

  • responsibility (a.k.a. self-discipline)

  • compassion (a.k.a empathy, mercy, love, generosity)



I got some wonderful ideas for my butterfly garden from the post My Backyard Wildlife Habitat - A Slideshow.

Dana asked a thought provoking question in her post Principled Discovery: Is our goal really to "bankrupt the American educational establishment?"

There are more terrific post just waiting for you to discover them in this weeks CoH.

My Kind of Blogger

I am always on the lookout for new blogs to read. Homeschooling with laughter and love is well worth a visit. I especially enjoyed her post Homeschoolers shouldn't dictate, we could all learn from it.

How I Spent My Morning

I spent my morning creating a Boer Goat themed blog design for my Dad's blog, Stonewall's Boer Goats. I think it turned out pretty well considering I did it all by myself with no help from eldest son.

New Blog Discovery

Teaching Hostility by John Markley explains how the concept of public schools causes hostility as we have to pay for ideas we disagree with to be propagated to our children. He maintains a blog at The Superfluous Man that is worth reading.

Do You Want a New Look?

If you are tired of the same old blog look, visit Shannon at Phat Designs.

New Blog Discoveries

South of the Gnat Line explores the everyday life of a Georgia native on her farm. The gnat part of her title caught my eye as they are the bane of my existence during soccer season.

Another History Blog , I really enjoyed his post on Presidential Religions, he has lots of other great post so be sure to give him a visit. You can even learn the history of y'all.

Salon.com's post Seeing the Light of Science is well worth the read.

Also there is a new carnival, The Carnival of Georgia Bloggers, stop by to read the very first carnival. Check out Things To Do and See, and Georgia History in the side bar.

New Blog Discovery

Bah Humbug, I am enjoying their Carnival of Hijacked Holidays tremendously.

From the Blogosphere

Visit Phat Mommy to read Shannon's post It's The Parenting Stupid and Homeschool-Bashing? Bring It. I haven't visited Phat Mommy in awhile, I love her new blog design. I really wish I had the knowledge to design my own blog. I envision a light blue background with pink, yellow & purple butterflies floating around. Maybe Santa will bring me a blog designed just for moi. Or maybe I'll get off my behind and figure out how to do it myself.

I also encourage you to visit Shannon's other blog Homeschool Hacks for some super duper homeschooling ideas.

What type of homeschooler are you? click here to take the quiz offered by Guilt Free Homeschooling. If you are interested these are my results (and yeah I am guilty as charged).

London Beefeater Palace Guard Education (as everything else) is serious business for you. You prefer textbooks & teachers manuals, workbooks, and printed lessons, and you want them all to be from the same publisher. This years lesson plans were drawn up immediately following the last day of last school year. Visit my blog:
http://www.GuiltFreeHomeschooling.blogspot.com

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