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Intellectual Poverty: Things That Work
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My meager attempts to frustrate intellectual poverty as a wife, homeschooling mom, and frugal manager of our home. Thursday, September 23, 2010. I've been thinking of things that don't work. At our house. (And I don't mean appliances that are broken.) Reason being to figure out how to make them work. That got depressing. So, to lift my spirits, I decided to make a list of things that DO work. Around here. Here we go:. Going at our own pace with homeschooling. Memorizing scriptures and hymns. I've been ya...
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Intellectual Poverty: Tissot
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My meager attempts to frustrate intellectual poverty as a wife, homeschooling mom, and frugal manager of our home. Saturday, November 5, 2011. I first learned about Tissot at Education Week in 2010 when BYU had an exhibit of his religious works. Here is an extract from my journal about what I learned from that time:. Healing of the Lepers at Capernaum. Jesus Sits by the Seashore and preaches. What Our Lord Saw From the Cross. Christ on the Mountain. This painting churned in my mind and I couldn't stop mu...
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Intellectual Poverty: Good times
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My meager attempts to frustrate intellectual poverty as a wife, homeschooling mom, and frugal manager of our home. Thursday, December 15, 2011. The Halletts have been busy with various projects and celebrations. I share some photos of our recent happenings:. Wesley decided he really did want his two front teeth for Christmas! Eva finally earned enough money to buy her American Girl Kit doll. No small task - that doll cost $119! Here she is just after opening the box. So we came up with these:. Adorable i...
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Intellectual Poverty: June Sacrament Meeting Talk
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My meager attempts to frustrate intellectual poverty as a wife, homeschooling mom, and frugal manager of our home. Tuesday, June 16, 2015. June Sacrament Meeting Talk. P Preparation. When does preparation for sacrament meeting begin? How do we prepare? Well, the answers to those questions are going to be different for each of us and for each of our families depending on our circumstances. As Mormons, we occasionally snicker at the Catholic communion and transubstantiation. The notion that the bread a...
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Intellectual Poverty: Pinterest and Halloween
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My meager attempts to frustrate intellectual poverty as a wife, homeschooling mom, and frugal manager of our home. Friday, September 23, 2011. We rolled the toilet paper in some green fabric and hot glued the back seam. Then tuck the extra into the holes. I couldn't find any black fabric or felt so I used an old black sock (really dear, you hardly wore that pair anyway! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Alice's favorite books ». THINGS I'D LIKE TO GET AROUND TO SOMEDAY. Get back into family history work.
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Intellectual Poverty: Twaddle
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My meager attempts to frustrate intellectual poverty as a wife, homeschooling mom, and frugal manager of our home. Wednesday, October 6, 2010. Can I just say that I enjoy saying the word twaddle. It is a fun word! Which books are twaddly? In addition to scripture. Which books are not twaddly? Since I've lately been searching for books for Kindergarten and younger, here are some of my favorite Non-Twaddle Authors and Books. A A Milne (his books are a good example of literature that talk to. I've also foun...
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Intellectual Poverty: Picture Study/Art Appreciation
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My meager attempts to frustrate intellectual poverty as a wife, homeschooling mom, and frugal manager of our home. Thursday, October 7, 2010. I also would have known that unicorns represent purity or chastity. And I would have known the story of Galatea who loved the youth Acis, yet who was loved by Polyphemus, a cyclops. I would have known that Raphael depicted the scene of Galatea standing in her cockle-shell chariot on the sea, fleeing Polyphemus. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Parents of Kids wh...
