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29 September 2008: Being lost when I'm without a computer
19 September 2008: How we ended our week this week
18 September 2008: Ten Reasons to be Happy this week
17 September 2008: What did we do in class this Wednesday?
16 September 2008: Another good day
15 September 2008: It's All a bit of a Balancing Act isn't it?
14 September 2008: Call it Spring Silliness
13 September 2008: How do you buy your milk?
12 September 2008: Out-of-kilter
11 September 2008: Attempting to organise myself more
10 September 2008: Did you know there's a homeschooling search engine?
9 September 2008: Not a timetable as such but here's part of our day
8 September 2008: He patai pai tena .... That's a good question
4 September 2008: Not Just Time But Quality Time
3 September 2008: Wow, 100 posts - how'd that happen so quickly?
2 September 2008: Discovery Channel - Anatomy of a Mummy
2 September 2008: Opportunities too few and far between ...
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Nau mai haere mai and welcome to the adventures of our family. Join us as we travel through our eclectic, Catholic Charlotte Mason, Classical mix of homeschooling in beautiful Aotearoa (New Zealand). Introducing nga whanau: Maree, whaiaipo (my wonderful soulmate of 15 years), tama 1, tamahine 1, tama 2, tamahine 2 and tama 3.

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