Musings as our children transition from unschooling at home to making their way in the world. And what that means now for those of us left at home. Does one ever finish unschooling? Or is this just another beginning...
Here's a pic of the crochet afghan I've been working on for the past couple of years (on again, off again). I finished it Sunday. It fits nicely on the couch, although it doesn't match the couch at all. Maybe it will match my new living room, someday! In the meantime, it's nice and warm!
Now to finish Miss Munchkin's YoYo Bunny before her birthday!
Labels: crochet, Miss Munchkin
Visit www.LeapingFromTheBox.com for articles and information on homeschooling and unschooling. I recently moved to Tallahassee, Florida, with my husband & two youngest children. I am a transplanted Yankee (the Finger Lakes area of NYS) and spent the previous 12 years in north Alabama. Maybe here in Tallahassee we will finally have the warmer winters we have been seeking! My family has enjoyed the freedom of home education since 1996. Our eldest child (Kat) is married with a child of her own. Our granddaughter is gorgeous & extremely intelligent (of course!). Our middle child (David) will be going to Tallahassee Community College this fall, majoring in computer programming. And our youngest child (Charles) is finishing his final year of homeschooling. We are all looking forward to getting involved in activities and making friends here in our new home. I moderate a weekly IRC homeschool chat and maintain several websites. In addition, I operate an E-bay store, love to crochet, read and write. So many books, so little time!
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