You have no idea how jealous I am! I lived in Delaware for 10 years and never saw this kind of snow. I kept ASKING for it, and my friends thought I was the crazy New Englander. Heh.
Wow. Your pictures are so different from my reality - we are in T shirts, with all our doors open and the daffodils already in bloom. El nino for the west, and crazy winter for the east.
My homeschool buddies and I are all posting pics of
our "home schools" as part of our idea sharing.
Plato said...
Knowledge which is acquired under compulsion has no hold on the mind. Therefore do not use compulsion, but let early education be a sort of amusement; you will then be better able to discover the child's natural bent .
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Looks like a lovely day in a winter wonderland. I love igloos :)
You have no idea how jealous I am! I lived in Delaware for 10 years and never saw this kind of snow. I kept ASKING for it, and my friends thought I was the crazy New Englander. Heh.
Then we leave and what happens? MASSIVE SNOW!
I hope P has tons of fun!!! The igloo is nifty.
great igloo!
Wow. Your pictures are so different from my reality - we are in T shirts, with all our doors open and the daffodils already in bloom. El nino for the west, and crazy winter for the east.
Hi! I'm a homeschool mom in NJ too. I was thrilled to find your blog and meet another hs mama in Jersey. I'm your newest follower!
I blog at http://thehomeschooldesk.com, and http://greenacresfamily.blogspot.com
Stop by some time! :)
OK. It's not just me who is an infrequent blogger these days. Is it just the time of year?
Warmly,
Patrice
Looks like great fun!
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