Being able to homeschool our children has been one of the hardest yet rewarding things
in our lives
If you homeschool, then you understand
If you don't homeschool, but have children, then you still understand how every life experience is a learning one....or at least it should be....
The family has been cut up this week, with two of our oldest away helping doing outdoor chores for their grandparents
which has given us an opportunity to just be with the smallest ones
Lots of playtime the past few days!! Which quite frankly, I had forgotten about with all the nursing and writing I have been doing
Jason and the younger ones were outdoors yesterday, as per typical of a hot afternoon on the prairie, I chose to sit inside by the fan to cool myself off while nursing......and then it started to rain........
The children had their swimsuits on already from playing in the cowboy tub, so they stayed outdoors to play
so I swept up Daniel to play......
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how fun it is to play!!!
xo+farm blessings,
So cute and truth to your words!
ReplyDeleteStefy
beautiful pictures.. Please tell me how you do it!!! sending hugs & smiles your way. xo Laura
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing day for you! I am lovin the lil mohawk myself and Daniel is just beautiful~Blessings Kim
ReplyDeleteDear Anne Marie,
ReplyDeleteI have always had the greatest admiration for people who home school. I think it must be so difficult but, so rewarding and, I salute you and your husband. Your children are a credit to you and, they all seem so well rounded.
Daniel is growing fast isn't he ? Our grandson is a couple of weeks younger than Daniel so, it's lovely to watch his progress.
Wishing you and yours a wonderful weekend. XXXX
perfect summer afternoon. that is THE cutest photo of you and daniel. so sweet.
ReplyDeleteHomeschooling is so rewarding. Not because I'm good at it, because I fail all the time, but because God is faithful in spite of me. We just finished our 16th year, and I wouldn't trade those years with my kids for anything.
ReplyDeleteYou put feelings into words wonderfully!
Blessings,
Marcia