I ordered a copy of Glo, Zondervan’s latest Bible Software from Amazon. At Lifeway stores it was $80+tax but I was able to order it new from Amazon for $55. The license allows for installation on 3 machines. It took me about 2 hours to get this 3 DVD media monster installed. I must say they are [...]
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Story Time
Posted: December 15, 2008 in Arc, Books, Culture, Education, Family, Homeschooling, Quotes, The WordStories have always been an important part of my life. Stories, good stories, have a way of capturing and keeping my attention like nothing else. If you think about it, most of our everyday conversations are simply us telling stories to each other. Growing up my parents always told me stories, mostly funny and some [...]
7Days-4States-3Kids-2Churches-1Good Time
Posted: August 11, 2008 in Education, Family, Ministry & LeadershipI had a training class last week in Atlanta, so the previous Thursday JJ and I loaded up the kids and drove to Greensboro, Alabama to visit with her family there. Her Family took us out to eat at a restaurant that was formerly a tire shop. Funny thing is, this restaurant had open since [...]
That’s the new name I’m giving to home schooling. After attending the MEHA conference this weekend I am sold on the idea of home schooling, but I don’t care for the stereo types that go with it so I’m now calling it Vintage Education. Actually one of the things I noticed about vintage educators was [...]
JJ and I have decided that we’re going to homeschool Lizzy (2ND) and Ally (K) next school year. The reactions from the critics have been mixed. Most are kind, yet have that “you guys are growing a third eye” look. No it’s not the payments to the private school (though I must say I’m looking [...]
If you have read many of my post you’ve probably come to the conclusion that I cannot spell. My inability to spell started very early in life. Do you remember the spelling bees in school? Yeah I was usually out in the first round. But not Moose. He usually pulled his arms in his shirt, [...]
For years I’ve received emails claiming to have facts that substantiate Noah’s Ark , Sodom and Gomorrah, and a various other Biblical stories. The problem is that many of these have often proved to be false. I’m not sure why some people feel that it’s up to them to make the Bible true. I don’t [...]
I took a day of vacation last Friday and chaperoned a group of 1st graders on their field-trip to the Global Wildlife Center in Folsom, Louisiana. The group contained Lizzy’s 1st grade class along with 3 other classes from P.C.S. We took a charter bus from Hattiesburg and I got to ride co-pilot with the [...]
