"I like home schooling."
"Why?" I asked.
Her reply, "Because I can finish my table work early and then do my chores - like take care of the chickens and goats and then sometimes fill up the inside wood if it needs it - and then have so much of the day to do what I would like - making sun catchers, drawing, and today - I am going to make a movie."
Words of wisdom, your Abby has. Words of wisdom.
ReplyDeletelovely post - children are so honest, so full of the present, aren't they?
ReplyDeletemine said something similar recently when (yet another) person in our neighborhood asked her how she liked junior kindergarten.
happy new year!!
WONDERFUL! I wish I'd been homeschooled. And I wish I could homeschool my kids...we're in talks about doing it year off, year on in a few years when we're financially more on our feet.
ReplyDeleteGood for her! It sounds like a very full life. :) Love the suncatcher!
ReplyDeleteI love it. We are planning to homeschool next year, although I get nervous--not so much the academics, but the social life. Most of our friends are not planning to homeschool. Thanks for the encouraging post!
ReplyDeleteThis is why I home school my children. I got a similar response from my boys...I am able to read - they exclaimed! :)
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It is a wonderful, God given blessing!
ReplyDeleteWise Miss Abby!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet! I've been away and have missed reading your blog. I'm looking forward to catching up once again. Blessings to you in the new year!
ReplyDeleteOh absolutely! So wonderfully put! Just today I too was thinking how blessed we are to have the opportunity and the freedom to home school. <3
ReplyDeleteSo true! Good for her! It is nice to hear children speak in such a way.
ReplyDeleteAWESOME!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove you Abby! :)
Mary
I love the sun catcher and would love to know where Appby gets her inspiration (or directions!).
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Your daughter should be on a poster advertising homeschooling! What great sentiments : )
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