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Archive for September, 2008

Spectacular, spectacular!

I’ve made a little slideshow of our Denali trip photos. Here is a preview: Click on over if you’d like to see more! (bonus points for movie fans: From where did I get that title?)

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Breathtaking

 Forgive my lack of posting. We’ve been here: And I am left stunned and breathless from the beauty around me. More pics when I recover.

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Thanks to my friend Kim at Starry Sky Ranch for pointing out these two excellent Newsweek articles about educating boys: Struggling School-age Boys The Trouble with Boys Very interesting, and completely in sync with my observations as a former classroom teacher, a mother and grandmother of boys, and a homeschooling teacher of one  Superboy. And [...]

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 Ok, so here is the promised update on Superboy. Be sure to read to the end-there’s some exciting news there! Most of Superboy’s time is taken up on his choice of studies: the Natural History of Alaska. I think it is a brilliant way for him to incorporate his love of the outdoors with science, [...]

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I should explain. This is a homeschool blog, right? So, why have I been so stingy with the school-related postings lately??? It’s not as if we haven’t been doing it, because we have. I just have not been taking many pictures or been inspired to blog about it much lately. So many other things on [...]

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Fairbanks is well known for it’s history of  gold mining. But there is another kind of gold here in these hills that you may not know about. Entire mountainsides of stunning golden foliage! WOW! Fall comes to Alaska in a big way! All that yellow is the last hoorah of the birch, aspen, and balsam [...]

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Happy anniversary! So many years since that happy day long ago. So many happy years to come. It feels more like heaven every day… [kml_flashembed movie="http://www.youtube.com/v/deXeztCkDpo" width="425" height="350"/]

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Today we had a wonderful day at Chena lake and although I had not planned it, I decided these  pictures  would make nice not-back-to-school portraits. They may not be professional quality, but at least the backgrounds are real, unlike those cheesy photo-backdrops they use in typical school portraits. Oh, and the kids are real, too. [...]

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