Raising Godly Women

Jun. 14, 2007

Teenagers

Posted in Home

I am in the middle of the process of learning about teenagers. The biggest thing I have to adjust to is that the teenager does not need me in the same way as before. It is a gradual progression to mentoring the teenager.

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Sep. 20, 2006

Mushroom

Posted in Field Trips

Back Yard Field Trip

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Sep. 20, 2006

Thoughts

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I was asked only a few days ago to download some pictures, on my camera, for my youngest. My youngest had went outside looking for mushrooms, and fungus. Again I am amazed at what my children are learning.

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Sep. 20, 2006

Great Blue Heron

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Our weekend getaway included a rather beautiful neighbor walking by for a morning stroll.

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Sep. 20, 2006

Neighbor Friend

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Weekend getaway

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Sep. 20, 2006

View from Cabin

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Weekend getaway

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Sep. 4, 2006

Week End Get Away

As a family, we went to Florida for the weekend. We saw lots of nature. However, only my wife and I saw this magnificant bird feeding on the shore next to our cabin. This was because our children were still asleep. I took several pictures of this Great Blue Heron. HS continues even when on vacation. My children found a beak from a fish. I would ask them questions about the beak and the fish. What kind of food do you think it eats? Where do the muscles attach? This type of questioning builds critical thinking skills in our children.

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Aug. 17, 2006

HS Father

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At least every other day when I come home there is HS Science project That is either edible or smelling up the house. One time I came home for lunch and found my Bride and youngest throwing flower all over the back yard. I asked the crazy question, What are you two doing? The response was a Science project. They were pretending the ground was the moon to observe how the dust would settle on the moon's surface. I should be use to these kind of things happening, because we have HS for 7years.

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Aug. 15, 2006

Red Cockaded Woodpecker Chicks

Posted in Field Trips

Field Trip to see Red Cockaded Woodpecker chicks band. The individual banding the chicks places different colors of bands to identify the individual bird as to what family, generation, etc. The Red Cockaded Woodpecter is an indangered species and deserves our protection.

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