Her latest endeavor is a new book titled, The World Is Our Classroom: How One Family Used Nature and Travel to Shape an Extraordinary Education on how she alternatively raised & educated her children.
What I Learned from Writing “The World is Our Classroom”
THE JOYS OF BERRY PICKING
Starting ‘em Out Right
CYCLING BACK
Dog Sledding Above Norway’s Arctic Circle-
Working the Tea Plantations in Munnar, India- It’s Always the Women
GOOD WEED or BAD WEED?
GOOD WEED or BAD WEED? It felt ridiculous to be pulling out the chickweed that was threatening to strangle my husband’s potato plants, my husband’s precious potato plants because the only nationality that loves potatoes more than Germans are the Irish. I had recently read a post about chickweed … Continue Reading GOOD WEED or BAD WEED?
A Sad Day on Red Mountain- one of our own has died
I was just writing how we had not picked up a road kill in so many years (see previous blog) that I can’t remember when the last time was, when BAM! I was down at our mailbox on Rt 895 and I heard the loud thud. I looked over … Continue Reading A Sad Day on Red Mountain- one of our own has died
I’m Not Killing My Neighbors
A few years ago, we had two mother does and their two children frequent our orchard. The small twisted rotten apples that lay under the trees were a great culinary treat for the deer. When deer season came around, my husband encouraged me to hunt them in our nearby … Continue Reading I’m Not Killing My Neighbors
ANOTHER MESSAGE FROM THE OTHER SIDE
FIX IT AND THEY WILL COME and some thoughts on parenting introverted children.
A Message from Squirrel
When a wild animal makes an unusual appearance in my life, I believe it is a message from beyond. I believe that animals are messengers from the spirit world, sent to us to wake us up to something we are not conscious of, something we need to hear, some wisdom … Continue Reading A Message from Squirrel
