And I think I may strive towards a more integrated online personality, but in the meantime: Reentry.
Back from the Walker Percy Conference
October 17, 2011 By
Catholic culture, education, family, and humor
I'm a Southern Catholic teachermom,
now homeschooling in Texas.
Here you can read about teaching, family, teaching one's own family, and culture - high and low. I promise to never intimidate you with immaculate housekeeping, to make you feel better about your own organizational skills, and to support your decision to replace the carpet with hard flooring.
Thanks for stopping by!
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- Mike Aquilina’s Signs and Mysteries – Great Resource for Teaching Christian SymbolismMike Aquilina’s Signs and Mysteries: Revealing Ancient Christian Symbols is a quick read that provides a comprehensive foundation for further investigation into Christian symbolism. I was given a review copy of the book before a family trip that included many museums full of medieval art, and I found it to be a helpful overview for me and […]