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Featured Blogger ~ oldschoolmarm

Posted 11:44 AM, Jul. 24, 2008

Oh what fun!  This week's featurd blogger, oldschoolmarm of Forty Acres, A Husband, and Three Kids, had her birthday yesterday.  Happy Birthday Julie! Her birthday post also gives her testimony, the best beginning anyone could have.

Speaking of birthdays, what about the birth of a homeschool?  Our Homeschool Beginnings describes how this homeshcool started and what they did.  It's amazing how quickly a homeschool can grow up!

Another new beginning is Julie's first blog post here at HSB, I Found It!  While she had lost her ring and later found it, she also found peace with Christ for a prideful heart.

As you read Julie's blog you'll see that she truly has a heart for the Lord and that she is excited by His creation. Go say hello and wish her happy birthday!  You'll be so glad you did and that you found a new friend!

Tia Linschied
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Featured Blogger ~ Homeschool Nations

Posted 4:13 PM, Jul. 10, 2008

This week's Featured Blogger isn't exactly about one blog.  It's about the 50+ blogs that make up Homeschool Nations. There are blogs for all 50 states, U.S. Territories, Canadian Provinces, the UK, Austrailia, and a few others.  Scroll down the sidebar to find where you live and check out your homeschool nation blog!

Any blogs in the sidebar with an ** beside them means that state is looking for a coordinator.  All states could use more than one coordinator so if you are interested be sure to check with the HSN coordinator.  Just click on the e-mail me link in the sidebar. Even if you don't have time to be a coordinator, help them out by sending along any activity information to post on the blog.  They can't know about everything everywhere all by themselves.

Whether you are thinking about, new to, or a veteran in homeschooling it's always nice to know what activites are going on in your area.  The actual Homeschool Nations blog page will keep any homeschool parent current on activities taking place across the U.S. and about other countries or just fun information.  Like national reading programs.  Hey, they forgot Summer Reading Splash!

Check out your state, say hello to the coordinator, let them know you are glad they are there. 

Tia Linschied
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Featured Blogger ~ Sack Family

Posted 10:13 AM, Jul. 3, 2008

I like a new twist on the same old, same old.  This week as I was purusing the blogs I came across the Sack Family blog and I said to noone in particular, "This woman has no sidebar!"  Which I thought rather odd and interesting all at the same time. 

As I read down the list of posts, which gave me an idea or two, I finally came to the, er, um, bottom bar I guess you'd call it.  There was all of the sidebar information, just down low and inconspicious like.  I'm supposing here that the reason for this is one of two things: She just wanted to be different or who and what she is, is not important in the grand scheme of things.  Just get on with reading the blog.  I could be wrong but I'll go with it. 

Anyway, here are a few of the posts that caught my eye.  First up is a paper mache ant hill.  My youngest would get a BIG kick out of making one of these as he is an ant lover.  Here are some ant book titles in case you'd like to start your own unti study.

Do you like quilts?  Do you enjoy the Iditarod?  The Iditarod quilt is a great project for any family doing an Iditarod unit study for next year!  You can view the quilt in Alaska and you can have your letter go over the trail.  My family has done Iditarod lapbooks so all of this looks interesting for more involvement with the sport.

Be sure to check the archives on this blog, especially if you are unit study and lapbook lovers!  This blog is full of ideas and linked to information.  Don't forget to say hello and thank you for any of the tips you glean from!

Tia Linschied
Senior Editor of HSB



Featured Blogger ~ ConsiderTheLilies

Posted 3:03 PM, Jun. 27, 2008

Ever have one of those days?  Of course you have.  You're a homeschool parent!  Sometimes we even have one of those weeks that starts to look like a country western song. 

The car brokedown, The microwave blew
oh yeah , the baby's got the flu

It's one of those days, one of those weeks
Lord please bless the humble and the meek. 

And so on and so forth.

Which may not be a song that ConsiderThe Lilies will really appreciate in conjunction with her being chosen Featured Blogger.  However, after coming across her blog and reading her first two posts I was so sympathetic I had to find a way to encourage her. 

Actually her blog looks like it's a wondeful way to share her daily experiences from morning sickness to funny anecdotes.  Through it all she reminds herself and her readers that in everything, consider the lilies and be thankful.  Her life is like your life and in that neither you or her are alone.  That is very encouraging!

So stop by Consider the Lilies and leave an encouraging comment and gain some encouragement for yourself.

Tia Linschied
Senior Editor of HSB



Featured Blogger ~ Aligirl

Posted 11:50 PM, Jun. 19, 2008

Someone bop me on the head and call me blind.  HOW did I ever not think to make such a fabulous blogger the Featured Blogger of the Week?  I'll tell you how.  I kept thinking she's had to of been one before!  Well, I don't see the Blogger of the Week button on her sidebar, her name isn't on my list, so I'm going to finally do it. 

Aligirl of My God Given Missionfield is a sweet and sincere blogger who searches for truth and shares the truth about the trials and victories in her home.  I've even met her in person at an HomeschoolBlogger Picnic!  Yep, she's just like she is on her blog.

Ali's family has been going to Civil War re-enactments and she's working on her first dress.  It will be fun to see the finished product!  You can also view the family gettting a taste for Civil War Life in Hands On History.

Ever get worried about children doing testing?  Sometimes as a parent you're a little more worried about how the testing will affect your child! 

Be sure to look around because Ali does blog designing too and she mentions when she has openings.  You can also see some of her work!

Congratulations Ali!  I'm sorry it took me so long.

Tia Linschied
Senior Editor of HSB



Featured Blogger ~ Summer Reading Splash

Posted 10:38 PM, Jun. 12, 2008

Is everyone ready for Summer?  I think it has finally arrived here where I live.  At least, I hope it has! 

Some of you continue to homeschool through the summer, others of you take a break but would like for your children to keep busy.  The busier they are the less trouble they can get into! 

Well, here's one blog that can help!  Summer Reading Splash!  While everyone may want to play outside all day sometimes it just gets too hot.  A break inside where it is cool (hopefully) is a good time to read a book.  Your child can also read a book out under a tree or in the tree.

Need some good ideas for books to read?  Then check out the weekly book give aways

What about some book report ideas?  You'll find some dandy suggestions here!

You can also take part in some reading discussions like "What was your mom's favorite book?"  I saw a few of my favorites in that list. 

So get your child involved in reading and take part in the Summer Reading Splash!

Tia Linschied
Senior Editor of HSB



Featured Blogger - 5lilpeppers

Posted 1:28 PM, Jun. 6, 2008
Ok, so this is after all HomeschoolBlogger.com.  Where homeschoolers congregate to share their daily experiences which on occasion includes a post or two about something schoolish.  This week's featured blogger is 5lilpeppers

We'll start with
Social Studies.  Spinning and broom making start off this category.  One young fellow looks dubiously at a pair of knitted socks.  If his mother purchased them he'll appreciate them come winter.

The next category is 
Nature Studies.   My son was excited to see it start off with some baby ducks!  I enjoyed the botanical garden.  I wish I could get plants to grow that nicely together.  Mine look more like a sickly weeds. 

Creation Studies are important.  With frogs and baby feet and even a new baby on the way!  Congratulations to the 5lilpepper family!

History is my favorite subject.  I'd of enjoyed it even more if we could have gone on such awesome field trips!  Trains, indians, and colonial printers are a few of the posts in this category. 

Take yourself on a virtual field trip and visit the 5lilpeppers over at May Garden!

Tia Linschied
Senior Editor of HSB 


Featured Blogger ~ deedeeuk

Posted 9:58 PM, May. 22, 2008
It's a big world out there and you never know who you are going to meet.  Especially here on HSB.  There are bloggers from all over God's great earth here!

This week click on over and say hello to deedeeuk.  She's doing things Anglo/American Style.  She's an American mom living in the United Kingdom because she's married to her British husband.  I suppose she also lives there because that's where he works and they like it too!

So what does an American mom do on Mother's Day while living in the UK?  (They don't celebrate it over there you know.)  One's thing for sure, the restaurants are not crowded!  Even 4th of July celebrations are special and DeeDee shares her most memorable.

These two posts totally cracked me up!  Only a homeschooler comes up with things like this.

How many of you have wondered about teatime in the UK?  All right I've never really spent hours pondering about it but it has interested me to think about people eating dinner around 9 p.m. or so.  Elevensies is something my son thinks we should have hear in the U.S. 

So go say 'ello do Deedee.  I know she'll enjoy meeting all of you!

Tia Linschied
Senior Editor of HSB



Featured Blogger ~ CrazyBusy

Posted 2:17 PM, May. 9, 2008
Don't you just love meeting new and different bloggers every week?  I do!  There are so many talented writers, photographers, homeschoolers, and moms out there.  I wish I could meet all of you in person!  Wouldn't that be fun? 

Once again I want to introduce you to another gifted blogger.  I hope that doesn't discourage you!  It doesn't me, it just excites me to see someone who enjoys blogging.  CrazyBusy may have her days and hands full but she keeps her blog full of new posts as well. She doesn't blog every day, she's too busy for that, but her posts are steady and full of wonderful pictures. Pictures that are creative, vintage, and stunning.  An excellent example all in one post on a cowboy birthday.

After looking at all of those great photos, I wondered how on earth she does that.  Either she gets asked that a lot or she just likes being helpful because she has a category of Photography Tips & Tricks

Knowing that a picture is worth a thousand words, CrazyBusy gets right to the point in telling her readers Why We Homeschool.  Those pictures really do say it all!

Why don't all of you go leave a comment while I go find a camera.  Don't wait for me because it may take me awhile to figure out how to turn it on and then I'll need to practice my "sneak up on my children who are being cute" walk.  The moment will be ruined if I just lumber into the room. 

Tia Linschied
Senior Editor of HSB


Featured Blogger ~ NatureNotesFromAbove

Posted 4:53 PM, Apr. 25, 2008
With Spring in full bloom and Summer quickly approaching Nature Notes From Above is the perfect blog to visit to get ideas and just relax.  This blog is beautiful and a real treat for the eyes and ears.  (My bird is quite excited by the sound!)

The sidebars are chock full of books, website buttons, and links to everything related to nature.  I didn't see a category list so you just have to take a look in the archives but here are a few posts to help you get started.

Hunting for Frog Eggs doesn't sound at all like something I would want to do, but my sons would probably get a big kick out of it!  The pictures remind me of tapioca, but then I've always associated that with an old Dennis the Menace cartoon.

This idea is a real jewel!  Build Your Own Fruit Bowl Bird Feeder.  What a fun way to feed the birds and use organic material!  I'll have about four of these hanging about the yard by next week.

Do you think you know your fungus?  You can test your knowledge on the Fungi Photo Diary. She found those on a nature walk!  Why is it when my family always go on nature walks the only things we find are sticks and garbage? 

Okay, I'll leave you to it now.  I'm going to explore some more of this stunning blog.  I may just keep it up and running in the background to keep my bird happy.

Tia Linschied
Senior Editor of HSB


Featured Blogger ~ seethebluesky

Posted 1:22 PM, Apr. 18, 2008
As Spring is teasing us through our windows with promises of nice days here to stay (but quickly taking it back), I thought it would be nice to share a blog with you that is perfect for Spring.  That blog is See the Blue Sky.

Ready to garden?  Seethebluesky is!  Be it from hanging baskets or actual vegetable gardens she is ready for warmer weather. 

What about Herbs?  Of course we can use them all year long but now is the time to plant them and get ready for what you can do with them.  From homemade lip balm to how to make a salve, seethebluesky has got your body covered, inside and out!

There are several other categories to enjoy and ponder so click through to say hello and pick up a tip or two. 

Happy Spring!

Tia Linschied
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Featured Blogger ~ bbulard

Posted 12:47 PM, Apr. 11, 2008

Very often when a featured blogger is chosen I don't know them. Yet.  Today's featured blogger though is someone that I have known about for quite awhile but just haven't taken the time to visit her blog very often.  I'm sorry that I haven't!  Belinda is one of those people you meet because you first met her children and were so impressed you just had to know who their mother was! 

bbulard of With a Taste of Chocolate not only shares her experiences as a parent and as a homeschooler but her heritage as well. Just one look at her sidebar and you'll see just how fun and unique Belinda is!  She's written a literature-based history program called This Far By Faith.  It's about African-American Presense and Contribution.  (Now that's a curriculum I'd love to see!  When's it coming out Belinda?)

Her blog categories are thoughtful and scrumptious!  I'll just give you the category names but you can read the description of each in that great blogging tool the sidebar.  The categories are: Cocoa, Mousse, FondueKisses, and the Candy Jar.  I think I've ruined my dinner just by reading that! 

While the blog categories have such yummy names the posts in them are thought provoking, candid, and real.  You will come away not only knowing who Belinda is but who she serves, who she loves, and why she does it. 

So go visit Belinda and leave her comment!  Just try not to get any chocolate on the keyboard.

Tia Linschied
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Featured Blogger ~ lifelongalaskan

Posted 2:52 PM, Mar. 27, 2008
This week's Featured Blogger is lifelongalaskan of The days are long, but the years are fleeting

I really enjoyed checking out this blog, first because I love Alaska and have always wanted to live there, (so has nearly everyone else and their cousins) and second because this blog has LOTS of beautiful pictures of Alaska and of Leah's four blessings.  Leah takes the best pictures!

Leah just shares about their daily life, she's a simple gal who loves the Lord.  They travel quite a bit (or so it seems from her blog entries) and they have this really nifty tent that attaches to the back of their car. I'm not talking about quick weekend types of trips, I mean looooong trips, a couple months long.  So check out the archives to read about those long trips because I couldn't decide which one to point you to!  Look in July of 06 and May - Oct of 07.  

So pop on over and give Leah a big hello!  Don't you just love blogging?  You get to visit all kinds of neat and fascinating people without having to pack a travel bag!

Tia Linschied
Senior Editor of HSB


Featured Blogger - darthyxpu Otherwise Knows As Paulie

Posted 2:21 PM, Mar. 21, 2008

This week we have a very special featured blogger, darthyxpu of PaulsBlogging.  Today is Paulie's 18th birthday which qualifies him in the age bracket for being the featured blogger here on the Porch.  Happy Birthday Paulie!

Be sure to scroll down, down, down, to get to to the posts if you don't see them there towards the top.  Paulie is always experimenting and adding fun elements to his blog but sometimes, for some of us, that means his template is out of whack.

As for his other qualifications to be featured blogger?  Well, he does bring glory to the Lord among his many blog posts.  He inspires others and encourages his readers.  He absolutely LOVES his family, which isn't so unusual among homeschoolers but refreshing just the same for a young man. 

Paulie my birthday dinner for you will be held at Chevy's whether you like it as well as your mother and I or not.  Your gift is a sunny day to ride your skateboard and a Blogger of the Week button.  Your party decorations will not include confetti because your mother would probably make you clean it up.  Besides, that wouldn't be safe for Sani.  See how considerate I am? 

Readers, I know I haven't pointed out any specific blog posts for you to view so please just dig through Paul's blog, there is some fun stuff there as well as pictures, pictures, pictures!  It might be safer to say that he has a photo blog! (The truth of the matter is I can't for the life of me figure out his permalink, it always shows the same URL no matter what page I'm looking at!)

Go wish Paulie Happy Birthday!

Tia Linschied
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Featured Blogger ~ LivingandLoving

Posted 7:45 PM, Mar. 7, 2008

This week I want to introduce you to someone relatively new to HSB.  LivingandLoving doesn't have hundreds of posts (yet) but she's working on it!  I enjoyed getting to know a little bit about her as I read her blog entries.

Of course I was drawn right to her post about adoption.  If any of you have ever adopted a child be sure to leave her a note of encouragement!

Have you ever started out with a good day and then somewhere along the way things quickly turned for the worse all because of poor choices in attitude?  I absolutely loved this post by Deanna about being angry, and the outcome!

Our Home Education will be of special interest to many of you always looking to see how another family homeschools.  It's not about the academic ins and outs but more about character, heart, and loving the Lord.

Go say hello to this week's featured blogger!  She'd love to meet you too!

Tia Linschied
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