
Truth, goodness, and beauty in the wonder years. Weekly articles about raising virtuous little people who love God and are interested in the things He has made.
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My extended family are big board game people, and besides being just a fun screen-free way to spend time together, I can see how years and years of boardgames have benefitted me in various ways. For small kiddos, boardgames are a great way...
I read about 22 books in the first half of the year, although having to count Anna Karenina as just 1 seems deeply unfair.
As I’ve mentioned before, I started the Scholé Sisters 5x5 reading challenge, which I reduced to a 4x5 (four topics...
Continuing on with notes on Carruther’s The Book of Memory…
I won’t lie, this one was a slog. “Descriptions of the Neuropsychology of Memory” is an absolutely brutal tital for a second chapter. On par with putting Leviticus as the third bo...
Disclaimer: children’s capacity to find the same thing funny over and over again is far greater than that of adult’s, so I can’t say you’ll find these funny forever. But they all have made me chuckle at one point, and frequently appear in t...
A quick note for anyone asking whence cometh the nuance as concerns Part 1’s parrot hostility, and those wondering if I believe in any sort of rote memorization (yes, I do!). I won’t be talking about any of that here. However, these ideas w...
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A Liberal Arts grad living on a small island with my small children. While they nap I like to put my two remaining brain cells through their paces and write about curriculum-unencumbered classical education for the early years. Em dashes forever.
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