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Another note from the wonderful world of homeschooling
There is a writing program that is very highly regarded among homeschoolers known as the Institute for Excellence in Writing, or IEW, for short. Andrew Pudewa, who created this program, started it as a conference for homeschooling parents, which is still in high demand. Then he taped it to make it available for people who couldn't make it to the ( Read more... ) -
Catechism quandaries
So, here's the conversation I just had with my three-year-old, as I was putting shoes on him preparatory to his going outside on a comparatively warm winter's day.
Silas: God made the trees and the leaves.
Me (trying to curb Silas' violent impulses towards his brothers): Yes, God made the trees and the leaves. And God made Nathanael. And God ( Read more... ) -
I've joined the collective and been assimilated. Sigh.
Hey, now I'm on Facebook! Those of you that know me by name can find me there now. Shoo!
By the way, I finally uploaded a picture--did you notice? My best side. (Although my better half is actually in the background.) -
Endings, Part 1 of 5?
I'm pretty sure the rest of this story, written for the The Fading Boundaries group, will never be written.
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Primetime Adventures: My Take on the Rules, Part I
...in which Morosophe waxes long on the rules for creating a show concept and your characters.
For those who are currently playing in my Primetime Adventures game, and for the prospective player, I thought I'd put this out there to "refresh" everybody's memory on the rules. I actually wrote this before we started playing, and I thought, since I'm ( Read more... ) -
The 20-cent bookshelf
Since I feel it necessary to post something, but have gotten stuck on my story, I'll post a little consumer reports entry. I know, I know, I'll sound like an advertisement, but why shouldn't I share a good deal with friends? (I mean, deal like bargain, not deal like, too much information, in which case you'd have to deal. Poor you.)
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Al and Wossname (all right already, Jennifer de Beaufort-Franklin)
Note: originally posted to my grad school web page, which long ago disappeared, of course.
Al'd noticed the girl's slightly superior gaze on and off through the night. She didn't seem attracted by what he was doing, and he'd braced himself for the lecture she would probably eventually work herself up to giving--about how he was exploiting and ( Read more... )