Emma's Sewing Time Machine
Take a stroll with me through history, science fiction, and fantasy — along the way admiring the skills and crafts that build civilizations and make people who they are.
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Educating Our Children (opens the original)
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My oldest child is not quite two-and-a-half, but we are thinking about long-term plans for school. In my social circles, homeschooling is very common, and there is excellent support for it in our state and local area. I also believe in many of the benefits so I expect this is what we will do when the time comes for it.But whatever system we go with, education starts before schooling. Our boy is definitely getting started on that. He is intensely curious and especially loves any kind of hands-on
The State of Everything (opens the original)
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I started this substack with a promise that I'd try to write once a month. Well, it's been a lot more than a month! So I guess we'll just go for “it's gonna be sporadic” and leave it at that. I'll write when I find the time and ability, and hopefully build into a schedule if that turns out to be workable.It's been a busy year. My son turned two in March, and right around the same time we finally got approval for a home loan, AND found out that Baby #2 is on the way (due in November!)So it's been
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