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Posted by Krista on Nov 12, 2010

For two weeks now, we’ve been trying to start the Acceptance lesson, but “stuff” just kept cropping up unexpectedly. Usually it’s just me being unprepared that stalls us, but this time I was ready ages ago. We... [READ MORE]

Posted by Krista on Dec 1, 2010

 Question: What do squash, green pancake batter, and Asian and Polish food have in common?  Answer: An initial “Yuck!” response from my kids.It was a week of culinary testing in our household. We dove into the... [READ MORE]

Posted by Krista on Dec 16, 2010

 Two posts ago ("Acceptance blues"), I lamented the static nature of the family tree suggestion for the Kids' Corner activity. At the time, I expected to breeze through this lesson because there wasn’t a project my... [READ MORE]