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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)
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- Wordless Wednesday (12)
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January
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- Winter River (Wordless Wednesday)
- Book Meme
- Proverbs 21:23
- Chunky Salsa
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- 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
“The Lord is not slow in keeping his promise, as some understand slowness. Instead he is patient with you, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance.” (2 Peter 3:9) 
(Read by Max McLean. Provided by The Listener's Audio Bible.)
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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
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That would freak me out!!
ReplyDeleteEeek! What is the story behind this picture!? :)
ReplyDeleteLee (from the WTM board)
Lee - LOL! Dh and our boys adore hiking and we have a few spots here in Arkansas that they frequent when the weather is right (i.e., not the middle of summer). If I had been present for this shot, I would have been yelling in the background: "Get away from that edge right now!!!" That's why they leave me at home. ;-)
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