bread is common place...a consumption practically everyday, but there are times, I do not want to bother with pans and all that....just a rolled dough and a natural shape
being that we are a larger family, gloriously large, someone besides myself are always in the kitchen
the workings of school in the background, after coming to me for the "professional" assistance he needed, kept my youngest daughter anticipating my arrival back to her schoolwork after the bread was taken out...such as the days here......a constant ebb and flow
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though I thought otherwise a long time back, having these children, and keeping busy for them, is the most rewarding thing I have and every will be
it is who I am
their mother......their teacher......their French bread baker.......
xo+ big family blessings,
Precious photos, Anne Marie! Hope all is well. Looking forward to an early Spring here in Kansas!
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Val
Such fun around your house. Oh the blessings of homeschooling our children.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful illustration of how life and homeschool are woven together. Making bread and homeschooling are so similar...as one kneads and shapes each loaf to rise to its full potential so us mothers knead love into our children's hearts and humbly attempt to shape their lives as they grow and rise to their potential. Thank you for sharing. :)
ReplyDeleteSuch sweet pictures Anne Marie! I love homeschooling for that reason, too. There is always a flow to the day. Your french bread looks so delicious!
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~Julia
Amen! Though I wish we had a bigger family. Keeping busy for my three and my husband is the biggest blessing I could ask for. THe bread looks lovely. :)
ReplyDeleteAnn Marie, what a wonderful family and you are always so busy
ReplyDeleteloving them by serving them and in doing so you are serving the One
who has served us in His Son.....Corinne...you encourage me always...
thank you....
Hello AnneMarie! Hmmm delicious your bread! I wish you a happy time with your family! With love, Geli
ReplyDeleteI love you and your family.
ReplyDeleteLove these sweet posts! Oh my, those are darling photos of your daughter. My mom homeschooled us from middle school age up and I well remember the days of doing school in the kitchen while she multi-tasked and made bread. This fall I'll be starting to school our oldest daughter... and I'm looking forward to doing the same. P.S. Your french bread looks delicious... one of my favorite things to bake!
ReplyDeleteMiss you Anne Marie. Georgiann here. Are you still on social media? I would like to find you again. My own blog was The Garden Gate.
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