Although we are still trying to savor the last little hints of summer, Autumn is certainly here and we have begun our learning days again. Eighth, sixth and first grades are filling my days with a one room schoolhouse feel and a certain little man is working hard at potty training. I don't take any of it for granted. It is a gift- each life here, each day lived, together. Some days of learning at home are exhausting for sure. But as we journey through life as pilgrims we learn more and more about the goodness of God. The world and devil want to destroy the glory of normal days and the unmistakable hand of God in our lives. Yet His mercies are new every morning. Though our days are full and overflowing with Biology, French, German, Latin, Plutarch, Ancient History, Composer Studies, Piano, Cello, Violin, Guitar, Art and Ballet, most importantly we learn together to live life Coram Deo: in His presence, under His authority and for His glory. So now as we launch into a new school year we are marveling at emerging Monarchs, reading lots of stories, cooking on the fire outside, gathering our herbs for the year, swimming in icy pool water, laughing and growing together. Here's to another year!
Tuesday, September 16, 2025
Wednesday, August 20, 2025
High Summer
High Summer has come and gone and new the last days of August are here, filled with school books arriving and schedules being made! Our summer took my breath away filled to the brim with so many things. We volunteered again at the Goschenhoppen Folk Festival and the girls spent two days cooking and making potato candy. It was hot and tiring but full of so many memories with good friends. We love the old ways! There have been trips to see old tractors and lots of make believe, preserving and harvesting food from our garden, flower bouquets made from the perennial gardens, snuggles with big sisters, books read (oh so many), mud kitchen baking, Shakespeare plays put on, chickens cared for and music made! Everyone grew so much and we're thankful for a summer full of blessings.
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