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Homeschool VS. Public School!!

August 6, 2014Christianity, Grace, homeschooling, Love one another, mom, Parenting, simple spiritual lessons, Spiritual Encouragement, teachers, Teaching, Uncategorizedencouragement for moms, encouragement for teachers, God's Calling, God's plans, Homeschool vs. Public School, homeschooling, homeschooling mom, new homeschooling mom, raising children, spiritual encouragement, TEACHER MOM, Teaching, why teachT.W. Allgaier

Homeschool Vs. Public School

Usually when VS.
appears between two subjects
there is a fight
or debate underway!

I must sound like an actual living, breathing oxymoron. One day I write about the public schools and the virtue of teaching. The next day I write about the virtues of homeschooling. Someone is going to be mad at me for something. Oh well…..I speak from the heart!

Contrary to popular belief, they both hold the same desire for positive outcomes. Continue reading Homeschool VS. Public School!! →

Simple Time

July 28, 2014homeschooling, mom, motherhood, Parenting, simple spiritual lessons, Spiritual Encouragement, UncategorizedAbba Father, encouragement for moms, homeschooling, homeschooling mom, new homeschooling mom, new mom, Parenting, raising children, spiritual encouragement, TEACHER MOMT.W. Allgaier

Simple Time

Time.

It’s one of those things that you usually don’t ever have enough of….and is the subject of quotes quite often..

“Time well spent.”

“Time is on my side.”

“Use your time wisely.”

“Time flies when you’re having fun.” “Don’t waste time!”

Just to quote a few. Continue reading Simple Time →

Simple Animation

July 23, 2014Christianity, motherhood, simple spiritual lessons, Uncategorized, Who we are in Christanimation, encouragement for moms, God's plans, homeschooling mom, in Christ, Unconditional loveT.W. Allgaier

Simple Animation

My eldest son is a graphic designer. When he was a little guy he was quite an animator and cartoonist. Art has always been in his blood!

He created character after character. He has several sketch books full of cartoons he created…it amazes me actually. There was always one problem. Even though his imagination was always moving at break neck speed, his characters remained still on the paper. He never saw movement. It frustrated him time and time again. Continue reading Simple Animation →