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Ramblings and Realizations of a busy, yet extremely dedicated homeschool mom of five hmmmmm . . . six oops twins seven children. In the seldom quiet moments I do have to reflect on my days, I begin to compose my thoughts and ideas for future lessons that can be learned, and the best way to accomplish the set goals we have for each individual child. In this reflection I see a depth and logic that I feel can be best accomplished in the homeschool setting.
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