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This post contains affiliate links. Welcome! Today I'm joining the Spring Home Tours  hosted by Marty from A Stroll Thru Life where over 30 bloggers get together to share seasonal decor of their homes!  If you are stopping by on the blog tour hop from Pink Peppermint Design welcome! Isn't Tammy's home beautiful and full of inspiration? If you have any idea on how much I hate winter, then you'd understand how excited it makes me that I'm actually using the words "spring decor" in this post! That being said, spring around here doesn't come until about May :) In fact, we have...

Raising Arrows Large Family Homeschool Life – Week 8 of 2023 Sometimes you need to fit your homeschool day to your homeschool life! This week held lots of adjustments and some tasty food! Read all of the Large Family Homeschool Life! NOTE: Thank you so much for all your kind words, thoughts, and prayers for our family! We so appreciate your love and support! MONDAY I am hoping I can use today as a recovery day – I have so much to do since the wedding of our second son was this past weekend! We are not doing Morning Time today...

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C. S. Lewis gave three lectures at Cambridge about the philosophy of education as he understood it. These lectures became The Abolition of Man. Many commentators put this book on a short list of books that can save Western Civilization. Lewis starts out by criticing an English high school textbook of his time. From there, he builds a case for education in morality and absolute values. Honestly, at times, I had no idea what he was saying. He lost me about the middle of the first chapter, Men Without Chests. I got the main idea, but when he got into...

The pandemic proved that remote work can work—and while companies are increasingly requiring a return to office, nearly 17 million Americans in 2022 considered themselves “digital nomads” who work and travel at the same time. That’s a 131% increase over the pre-COVID era.Read more...