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This month’s New Criterion has a great article on the folly of “updating” classic operas to make them “relevant” for modern audiences.  (Derek’s first experience at an opera–Don Giovanni–was such a one.  The sexually explicit costuming and choreography and “updated” conclusion (he doesn’t go to hell, but a lunatic asylum) were so over-the-top that I […]

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Raising Missions-Minded Kids

Okay, so I really do have a whole list of things to catch up blogging on, but I just couldn’t help sharing this article on raising missions-minded kids that my mom sent me today.  Fellow parents, please take the time to read it!  To me, this is right on.  It starts, Some of the coolest […]

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New Words

Homeschooling started early at the Muller home. We’re teaching Tommy body parts and a few baby signs. It seems like he’s learning new words everyday now!

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The Lowest Common Denominator

Recently I came across this article on a homeschooling website.  The title, “How Long Should a Homeschool Day Be?”, piqued my interest as a current homeschool tutor and future homeschool mom.  I expected to read a common-sense suggestion of how a busy family might set up their homeschool day.  Instead, I became more and more […]

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