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Pasta alla Tavola: The Most Fun You Can Have on St. Joseph’s Day

March 14, 2013 15 Comments

The Solemnity of St. Joseph is coming up soon (March 19th), so I thought I’d share how we celebrate this very welcome feast in the

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Why We Believe in Leprechauns

March 12, 2013 5 Comments

It’s a funny thing about leprechauns.  If you don’t believe in them, they seem to leave you quite alone.  For twenty-four years I didn’t bother

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Expect Great Things (and you just might get them)

March 11, 2013 9 Comments

Last week, I posted about WHY we believe in Parenting With Authority and HOW we do it.  And I assured you that if you ALWAYS

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Oz the Okay and Morally Acceptable (I Guess)

March 9, 2013 4 Comments

So, I figured that now that I have this blog, I have a responsibility to stop waiting a month to see movies that come out.

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My Minivan is a Rolling Civics Classroom: 7 Quick Takes III

March 8, 2013 3 Comments

— 1 — A quick lesson in SCIENCE . . .    The Flat-tailed Horned Lizard looks like this: to blend in perfectly with his

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Always Mean What You Say: The HOW of Parenting With Authority

March 7, 2013 22 Comments

For Tuesday’s post on WHY we practice Parenting With Authority, see here. I started out to make a list of rules for Parenting with Authority. But

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Parenting With Authority

March 5, 2013 11 Comments

For me, writing a blog has been an interesting window into my own brain. It turns out I think very tangentially. Who knew? (Husbands are not

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The Secret Truth About Why I Homeschool

March 4, 2013 26 Comments

A pretty standard response to “regular” people finding out that I homeschool is, “Wow, you’re amazing, I could never do that.” I never know how to

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Survival Guide to Air Travel II: This Time With Babies

February 28, 2013 2 Comments

On Tuesday, I wrote about how I keep my two-and-ups entertained during air travel.  But what about babies? For me, six months and under is

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From the Trenches: A Survival Guide to Air Travel With Small Children

February 26, 2013 3 Comments

Thanks to a reader question from my dear sister-in-law (Hi Brie!), today’s post is on flying with kids. I have done A LOT of traveling

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