An upgrade to my computer means that I once again can interact with my WordPress blogs. I actually wandered into Facebook and Farmville and Country Life … for a couple of years. It was fun for a while. I met some nice people around the world along the way. But the literacy level of too many FB users [...]
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- these links open in new screen Homeschooling - also check out www.nzhomeed.wordpress.com for New Zealand homeschooling information and helps Recipes Lapbooking - presentation folders Church – includes gathering, assembly, following Jesus Mother’s Encouragement – includes parenting My family’s web presence: The Counsellor – husband Kiwikids – children
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Two of my computers ‘fried’ in the last week or so. Can you believe it?! Sadly my collection of writing, articles, and graphics of the last ten years are no longer intact. Trojans and worms from my kids games computer (it’s a long story – this is the Reader’s Digest version here), where I stored [...]
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Like this indeed .. http://creativehomeschool.homeschooljournal.net/2009/01/25/15-great-uses-for-a-digital-camera/ Save the clutter and storage of interesting things – take a photo to remind you of the kids favourite shoes or piece of art when 5. Get that digicam to work!
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Based on a True Story – James Choung – A fresh new way to understand the Christian faith – A handy, bite-sized booklet that Christians can give to their friends Everybody likes a good story. Especially if it’s based on true, real-life events. But what kind of story is compelling enough to transform your life? [...]
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Here are the various parts of my life: www.lapbooking.wordpress.com – Lapbooking – presentation folders for school projects or unit studies. Also www.lapbooking.tumblr.com resources and webquests. www.nzhomeed.wordpress.com – general homeschooling info for NZ http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/MigraineHealth/ - forum for women who have migraines My Husband’s site: www.2restore.wordpress.com My children’s (neglected) blogsite: www.kiwikids.tumblr.com I’m president of MOPS NZ: www.mops.org.nz mother [...]
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This is some of what google alerts delivers for “lapbooking”. http://www.reporternews.com/news/2008/jul/13/katrinacolumn0714/ - Dear Bored Stiff http://funinthesunmom.blogspot.com/2008/07/homeschool-planning-it-start-just-some.html - file crates and specials from the Sunshine State, USA http://cheshiersjourney.blogspot.com/2008/07/adding-to-our-curriculum.html - zoology http://learning-by-living.blogspot.com/2008/07/monday-ramblings.html - from Montana – wish they knew about lapbooking sooner http://homeschoolingpooh.blogspot.com/2008/07/today-my-little-girl-and-i-finally-got.html - Wizard of Oz http://homeiswheretheheartis.wordpress.com/2008/07/16/hit-the-books/ - just getting started – write and encourage her in lapbooking. “The 2-shelf bookshelf just doesn’t [...]
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What is the key to our living safely and respectfully in community? Bless Garth George, journalist and column writer for NZ Herald. He has touched on the key issue here: http://www.nzherald.co.nz/topic/story.cfm?c_id=500818&objectid=10518356&pnum=0 “Love can save us from this moral vacuum” “Things must be getting really grim when two newspaper commentators – Wellington veteran Rosemary McLeod and former [...]
Here’s your spelling lesson for today. Yes, this is filed under Fellowship or Friendship Friday. A tenuous link but since blogging and writing online is a kind of community, it gets put here. All bloggers & writers, please note : Plurals do not need apostrophes. Apostrophes are usually used when a letter is missing. eg. you’re = you are. [...]
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