Posted in Waldorf, family, tagged garden, horsecamp, summer solstice on June 20, 2008 | No Comments »
I wonder what good will come of this day?! This is my mantra for today. I need a little boost in motivation and inspriation since all this grey weather has settled over the northeast for the last week and doesn’t seem to be going away.
I am happy to report that my garden is growing with [...]
Posted in Unitarian Universalist, Waldorf, arts, community, family, homeschooling, homesteading, tagged life on May 6, 2008 | 2 Comments »
This may sound odd but I have not said those words in years, until yesterday. I have had pleasant times and hours and half hours, but a whole day is rare indeed. I took my time writing up my blogs in the morning and the boys played gently till I was through. Then I remembered [...]
Posted in Waldorf, critters, homesteading, tagged friends, Spinning on May 5, 2008 | No Comments »
I am addicted to Spinning Fiber into Yarn from my drop spindles! There! I have said it for the whole world to know. I started taking interest in fiber art several years ago when my family began moving from conventional ignorant bliss into eyes wide open educated skeptical aware natural holistic waldorf inspired. A few [...]
Posted in Waldorf, arts, community, family, religion, tagged Alpaca, Carding, community, Fiber, friends, MAY DAY, Spinning on May 5, 2008 | No Comments »
My May Day began at 5:ooam as dawn was approaching. Showering commenced to wake and purify the body for the days events to come. Tummies grumbling we left the house at 6:30am with the arrival of our dear friend Jacqui. Her two children and the three of us piled into her vehicle for a rather [...]
Posted in Waldorf, homeschooling, tagged homeschooling, my thoughts, Waldorf Education on April 10, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Last Friday, I was fortunate enough to have attended a great lecture that was given high regards by my anthroposophical doctor. To me, that is saying alot!
Stephen Keith Sagarin, Ph.D., is Editor of the Research Bulletin, Director of the M.S.Ed. Program in Teacher Education at Sunbridge College, NY, and founder and faculty chair of Great [...]
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