
- Nora Ephron: A life of voice and detail :: Time (written by Tom Hanks)
- With 6 kids and no car, this mom does it all by bike :: Bike Portland
- 40 books you won’t be able to put down :: Half-Price Books
- Old t-shirt project ideas :: Saved by Love Creations
- 5 things I hate about homeschooling (and how I deal with them) :: Simple Homeschool
“Summer afternoon—to me, those have always been the two most beautiful words in the English language.” -Henry James

















I’m so glad you posted the bike mom post! We were in Ladd’s Addition yesterday and I told the friend I was with about that article. Then we saw her and her brood riding down the street. You’d have thought I saw a celebrity, I was so excited!
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Jamie’s post “5 Things I Hate About Homeschooling” was one of my favorite reads this week – so encouraging!
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I have a question about the 40 books link — Are these books that you’ve read or that you’re recommending?
These are just links from around the web that I enjoyed reading this past week. That one was from the Half-Price Books blog.
Thank you for the shout out. This is a fabulous site.
xoxo,
Johnnie
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That bike mum is AMAZING! I’m inspired!
Thanks for the awesome book link! I’ve read quite a few on that list, but it gives me more ideas on what should come next
love it, girl. i want one!! we’re thinking, maybe Christmas?!?
A friend was kind enough to point me in the direction of the “six kids, no car” piece – I had not had a chance to checkout the weekend links and would have missed out on a wonderful opportunity to slap my knee, shake my head and sit dumb struck while I read. I am not sure why the image of a woman peddling 500+ pounds of people and stuff back and forth gets everyone all excited but to each his own. I don’t think that using a bungee cord on a screaming non-compliant child is a bad idea just not on the back of a bicycle . . . haha. It’s great her life is constructed in such a way that spending an hour getting ready just to run an errand works for her and limiting her children’s exposure to the world to a 20 mile max per day works for her and her family but realistically I don’t think that this is a trend that is going to grab hold and go viral. There are things beyond the limits of my calfs that I would like to show my beloved daughter and so the car stays
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