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12th grade curricula (2012-2013)
- Rhetoric (pending . . . )
- Tapestry of Grace Y3 Literature
- Finish Advanced Math; begin Calculus
- DIVE Physics
- Constitution 101
- Financial Accounting
- Thinkwell Economics with Sonlight
10th grade curricula (2012-13)
- Rhetoric (pending . . . )
- French II, French Conversations II/III (Potter's School)
- Teaching Textbooks Algebra II
- Tapestry of Grace Y3 Literature
- American History in Depth (History portion of Core 100)
- DIVE Integrated Physics and Chemistry
- Dance (local dance academy)
- Volleyball team
6th grade curricula (2012-13)
- Saxon Math 7/6
- Hake Grammar Level 6; Michael Clay Thompson
- All About Spelling - Levels 6 and 7
- Writing With Skill Level 1
- Lingua Latina (handful of beginning chapters); I Speak Latin
- Tapestry of Grace Y3 History and Literature
- Art (local arts academy)
- Dance (local dance academy)
Labels
- 52 Books in 52 Weeks (31)
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- Christmas (10)
- Classical Writing (11)
- Education (20)
- Family (19)
- Favorite Photos (4)
- Food (6)
- Lego League (1)
- Politics (3)
- Project 2008 (4)
- Quotations (4)
- Spirituality (3)
- Tornado (3)
- Weather (5)
- Weekly Reporter (3)
- Wordless Wednesday (12)
- Worldview (1)
Blog Archive
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2008
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January
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- Winter River (Wordless Wednesday)
- Book Meme
- Proverbs 21:23
- Chunky Salsa
- Weekly Reporter 1/25
- Sweet Bean Salad
- Sunset on the Gulf (Wordless Wednesday)
- Mrs. Pollifax
- FIRST LEGO League
- Aloha! (Wordless Wednesday)
- Living on the Edge (Wordless Wednesday)
- Weekly Reporter 1/11
- Charlie Wilson's War
- Project 2008 - January Goals
- Christmas, 2007
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Bible Verse of the Day
Quotation
I am not afraid of failure. I am afraid of being wildly successful at something that doesn't really matter. ~ Anonymous
Current Reading Projects
- Revelation, Daniel, Ezekiel (NIV)
- Mideast Beast: The Scriptural Case for an Islamic Antichrist (Richardson)
- Revelation Unveiled (LaHaye)
- The Intellectual Life: It's Spirit, Conditions, Methods (Sertillanges)
Books Read 2013
- Facing Codependence (Mellody)
- Damascus Countdown (Rosenberg)
- The Tehran Initiative (Rosenberg)
- The Twelfth Imam (Rosenberg)
- To Kill a Mockingbird (Lee)
- One Thousand Gifts (Voskamp)
- Glorious Appearing (Lahaye/Jenkins)
- Armageddon (Lahaye/Jenkins)
- The Remnant (Lahaye/Jenkins)
- Desecration (Lahaye/Jenkins)
- The Mark (LaHaye/Jenkins)
- The Indwelling (LaHaye/Jenkins)
- Assassins (LaHaye/Jenkins)
- Apollyon (LaHaye/Jenkins)
Books Read 2012
- Soul Harvest (LaHaye/Jenkins)
- Nicolae: The Rise of the Antichrist (LaHaye/Jenkins)
- Tribulation Force (LaHaye/Jenkins)
- Left Behind (LaHaye/Jenkins)
- The Most Misused Verses in the Bible (Bargerhuff)
- Implosion (Rosenberg)
- Confessions of an Insignificant Pastor (Elliott)
- Les Miserables (Hugo)
- A Tale of Two Cities (Dickens)
- Crossing Over: Getting to the Best Life Yet (Scanlon)
- Pride and Prejudice (Austen)
- Great Expectations (Dickens)
- This Momentary Marriage: A Parable of Permanence (Piper)
- The New Rules of Lifting for Women: Lift Like a Man, Look Like a Goddess (Schuler)
- Dressing Your Truth, Discover Your Personal Beauty Profile (Tuttle)
- Northanger Abbey (Austen)
- Johnny Tremain (Forbes)
- Gulliver's Travels (Swift)
- The Sign of the Beaver (Speare)
- Jonathan Swift's Gulliver (Swift)
- Robinson Crusoe in Words of One Syllable (Defoe)
- The Pilgrim's Progress in Words of One Syllable (Bunyan)
- The Second Coming of Babylon (Hitchcock)
- The Tehran Initiative (Rosenberg)
- The Twelfth Imam (Rosenberg)
- The Tempest (Shakespeare)
- Dead Heat (Rosenberg)
- Julius Caesar (Picture This! Shakespeare)
- King Lear (Shakespeare)
- NIV Study Bible (Mark, Acts, James, Ephesians)
- The Copper Scroll (Rosenberg) - late 2011
- The Ezekiel Option (Rosenberg) - late 2011
- Much Ado About Nothing (Shakespeare) - late 2011
- The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus (Marlowe) - late 2011
Followers
Blog Design: Made By Lena
I love it when kids dress up and take on a whole new personality. But then I like them to come back again! :o)
ReplyDeleteHappy WW,
Brittney
The dressed up dog is, of course, CLASSIC. ;) Looked like fun.
ReplyDeletei love when dc dress up dogs...so cute!
ReplyDeleteI think someone wants to take a trip? ;o)
ReplyDelete~Tina
Dogs love children in such a special way. I am sure they would never comply with an adult! I wish everyone wore such lovely cheerful colours. Here, in Denmark, they love to put flowers round their bicycle baskets. It looks so pretty!
ReplyDeleteDid they get a trip to Hawaii?? We are thinking of planning that next.
ReplyDeletePatricia in WA
Happy WW
Thank you everyone for your kind comments!
ReplyDeleteTina - one of my goals for 2008 is to be more transparent. Guess I'm accomplishing that in this Wordless Wednesday post. ;-)
Patricia - unfortunately, they received just the Hawaiian attire. They'll be ready if we ever do go! :-)
I love it! I have an old photo of my brother and me in 78/79... my grama went to Hawaii and brought him a t shirt and me an outfit just like your girls!
ReplyDeleteI should find it and post it... its not the best picture... if I do post it.. I will make sure to let you know... me in my Dorothy Hammil hair cut! *Ü*
Lisa