Last night a candidate for our county Superintendent came to our home, as part of his campaign.  I was thankful that he was a kind man, and gave me a complement regarding my commitment to homeschool.  In fact, he noticed and mentioned that it was a sacrifice. Yes, I guess to some, it is a sacrifice, or a non-pursuit of money, power, social status, etc.  But to me it is just life, and a quest for something better.  We have rough days, but I suppose they may not be as bad as I think, when compared to the results of most public schools.  My dear son impressed him, with his history knowledge, and he gave my son a small gift.  It was a paper folded brochure that had on it Presidential Facts.  It was great for our family. 

I will hope for the best day, strive for peace, joy, and the fruits of the Holy Spirit.  And, knowing that even if I should fall short in some, I do believe that many goals are accomplished by God's grace, not our own means.  Glory to Jesus Christ!

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