Ray and I looked like this 47 years ago when we made our first visit to Hinkle Chair Company. That time we were engaged and in need of our first table and chairs. My Aunt Nan and Uncle Jerry had recently purchased an unfinished oak pedestal table and ladderback chairs from Hinkle. We liked ... View Post
I Get to Choose
Yesterday a mama told me that one of her early realizations after she began to homeschool was that her family had more family time. More family time was one of the greatest blessings homeschooling gave to our family. I cherish that precious gift. Yesterday I mentioned my recent three-word goal: ... View Post
People and an Old Doughnut Shop
Last Monday I wrote about Ray's and my 70-minute-round-trip jaunt to Ralph's to pick up doughnuts. I'm afraid that Saturday trip to Ralph's started something my waistline is regretting. One day last week I got a doughnut hole after play practice, one night Ray and I got a doughnut apiece after a ... View Post
Thank You, Ray
We've had two major activities going on this week. I've been writing about the play (see link to watch the livestream below), but there has also been the push to get America the Beautiful to those who have been waiting for it so long. My husband Ray serves as president of Notgrass History. It's been ... View Post
We Get to Watch God Work Through Our Children’s Experiences
When explaining how our family became involved in the Homeschool Dramatic Society, I usually begin the story by telling about the day 23 years ago when our daughter Mary Evelyn asked me if she could write a play and ask homeschoolers from our church to be in it. I thought the idea sounded wonderful ... View Post
Again! Again! Again!
First, let me make sure you have the link to see a livestream of "America!" tomorrow, Friday morning, Friday evening, and/or Saturday evening. Here's the link and a poster. With one fee of $5 per household, you may watch one performance or all four. After a week of practice on Zoom, I was happy ... View Post
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