Curious and Capable Kids
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October Proxies
I was once an autumn-winter person entirely. That was before I had kids. I yearned for the evenings when the dark fell before dinner, and cold mornings made the home feel unbelievably warm by comparison, and having nowhere to be but curled...
Nobody Hugs a Cactus And Nobody Wants to Play With One Either
Browsing the library shelf, I came upon a picture book I read with my eldest a few years ago, Nobody Hugs a Cactus by Carter Goodrich. This book was really helpful to show my kid practically that the way we treat people determines whether p...
Not My Cup of Beauty
I consider myself a relentlessly practical person. I organize my cupboards by frequency of use, meaning stuff used most is always easiest to reach. I never wanted to decorate my home in the traditional sense. I felt that arranging and movin...
Surrendering to July
Gimmer is out! Two weeks is about how long it took to reorient from highly structured, organized input that school days provide, to a more relaxed environment with plenty of unstructured time for play. There is no more frantic searching for...
There Is No Wood to Split
I saw a teenager splitting a piece of wood with an ax, and it took me way back. You don’t see that in urban surroundings. I stood there with my kids to watch him for a bit, and told them that I used to do that merely every winter day when I...
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Mother, former teacher, and storyteller. Part-time philosopher wishing I could live in pajamas. I write about slowing down childhood and the necessity of boredom. I believe in curiosity and uncurated family life.
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