Maternal love is the first agent of education.
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Peaceful Beauty & Halcyon Quiet
The air was still misty as my husband and I drove through the hill country of Brenham on an early Saturday morning. We passed acres and acres of ranches without spotting a single car. Cattle, sheep, and…
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Let’s Finish Strong
āThe Will is, in fact, the instrument by which we appropriate the good ⦠and it is as we seize upon such thought with intention, act upon it with purpose, struggle with resolution, against obstacles, that we…
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Quiet Ā· Stillness Ā· Peace
In April, the wisteria that once draped my greenhouse in gorgeous blooms has begun to fade, but my heirloom roses still faithfully display their beauty. As I drive through town, I find my eyes drawn not only…
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Sonnet to a Rose
The roses in my garden are in full bloom again. O Rose, thou incarnate of love divineHow soft and sweet thy silken folds doth lie!What wondrous beauty and what grace are thineWithin thy crimson cup of charm…
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Renewed Determination Ā· Renewed Calling Ā· Renewed Hope
March is my favorite time to revive our garden, start seeds, and plant new flowersā the main reason for scheduling a three-week long Spring break! I love seeing everyone working together in the garden, chatting the day…
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How to Lead Your High School Student
“[the mother] never lets the matter be a cause of friction between herself and the child, taking the line of his friendly ally to help him against that bad memory of his.”ā Charlotte Mason, Home Education, pg….
Meet Teresa
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Iām a Mother Teacher to three beautiful children, currently homeschooling my first high schooler, and living in Texas. I find joy in gardening, healthy living, photography, and learning how to embrace Charlotte Masonās philosophy in our whole new season of home education. I hope that our stories will be encouraging and the resources shared here will be helpful to you!
