Homeschooling with a baby

Homeschooling with a baby can be difficult, but it is doable.  Here, Kbug is completing a puzzle while his sister is in speech.  He is always so well behaved as we wait in the school library.  Once we get home, he isn’t “bad”.  How can a 10 month old be “bad”?  He is just even more comfortable in his own skin. Therefore, he is into EVERYTHING!12138608_10204954963817710_5165902561234610220_o

Sweet notes

My girl may see the world through text a little differently than most. This is one thing that makes her uniquely beautiful. I have been so busy lately that I have been feeling that I am falling short as a mom. I am glad to know she knows how much i love her. ” i love you. You are very sweet and generous. From Isabella to mom. Flowers and Kisses. Hearts and hugs. No matter what you would be there for me.”

Homeschooling Reshaped

I just finished my first week of training for my new teaching position at Louisiana Key Academy, and I am so excited to be part of such an amazing team of professionals dedicated to the mission of helping the 1/5! Blessed that some of these amazing teachers/staff will take my girls under their wings and guide them in their learning this school year. I don’t necessarily look at this transition as an exit from homeschooling ; it is just a reshaping of our homeschooling schedule. A majority of the girls’ learning will be done outside of our home, yes… and I will not be their primary teacher during school hours… but my girls’ learning will be as it should be – prescriptive to their needs. Now, as far as the boy goes, he will be going to daycare for the first time 😦 to enjoy his “playtime”, expend some energy, and meet some new friends. Then, when my family coexists in the same location – under the same roof or under the same stars- whether it be in the afternoons, weekends, holidays, or summers – we will continue to enjoy learning as a “homeschooling” family!

Backyard projects with the girls

The girls and I have had a busy morning. Moved crushed limestone, set stepping stones, trimmed crepe myrtle, moved swing back, and added a small potted blueberry plant. The girls were very instrumental in creating this beautiful sitting area with a view of our chickens and the pool… And Kbug took a long enough nap to allow us to get it all done. Now, time to relax, swim, and eat Mahi Mahi… While thinking about the completion of the next project 🙂.

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Time with my girls

Lots of mommy/ daughter time spent with these two lately, and I wouldn’t trade it for a second. Another thing I wouldn’t trade is having their little brother fall asleep in my arms. Good to be home!13522992_10206500042043700_4242585948594542222_o

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