If your seven-year-old reads over your shoulders as you are composing a new blog post, does that count as reading practice for the day?
Just wondering.
She did amazingly well.
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and the lessons I'm learning on the way
"You either belong wholly to the world or wholly to God."
-- St. Jean Vianney
-- St. Jean Vianney
I'm blessed to be married to my own Mr. Knightley and to be the mother of five fair lasses and one bonny prince (aged 8-18). We are firm believers in the merciful love of God and the boundless riches of the Catholic Faith, an openness to life through both conception and adoption, home education lived and breathed throughout all of our days, and pizza and ice cream on Saturday nights.
Mary's
deep humility,
lively faith,
blind obedience,
unceasing prayer,
constant self-denial,
surpassing purity,
ardent love,
heroic patience,
angelic kindness,
and heavenly wisdom.
Amen.
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2 comments:
I say it counts!!!!
marianne:)
You mean there is another way of teaching reading??
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