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Books, thoughts, the perpetual struggle to get anything done (opens the original)
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I have been wanting to write a post for months. I lie awake at night writing posts in my head that never make it onto the screen. There’s no time! How does anyone get anything done? How did I ever write a post every day as well as educating children and running a home? (Or at least, attempting not to let the home run away from me.) Some days just preparing, eating, and clearing away three meals seems like a full-time job. The reason I’ve managed to sit down for five minutes now is that my childr
Good books for morning time, an excellent Shakespeare course, a booklist (opens the original)
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I want to tell you about a Shakespeare summer programme that I really recommend you consider buying, even if you can’t do it this summer. Read Aloud Revival has a course called Shakespeare Summer. This year it’s As You Like It. My family was invited to join by a local homeschooler and we are enjoying it SO much! The children are genuinely excited to get their scripts each week, they have made puppets of the characters and staged their own plays, they have found the confidence to get up on stage
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