Sounds like a neat new program I should check out!

Ditto...I hadn't been on the forums for a while, but since it's time to be looking for next year's materials I hopped back on. I clicked "Watch Advert" above a few items as well, but after clicking around and looking all over the site still cannot find where to see these items. Is it an e-mail notification only?

:)

We live just between Bellefontaine and Kenton

I agree that if a conversation about acceptable gifts has not occurred, that should be top on your list before any other gift-giving opportunities arise. I think {for the most part} our parents and in-laws truly want to love our children and give good gifts, but culture has changed so drastically that buying age-appropriate gifts that we approve of can be a challenge if they're not around us enough to see our taste and what we already own.

I agree with all the shower door haters...I mean, dis-likers :) This conversation has just spurred an idea that perhaps we can get rid of ours, too!

I do wear makeup almost every day. I prefer to get ready for the day before breakfast and school...doesn't always happen. I don't like to leave the house without it, though, and figure if that's the way I want other people to see me, that's the way I should present myself to my best friend {husband}, too. I also have horribly dark under eye circles, so concealer and my eye makeup are good friends :)

When you walk in our front door our school "table" is visible, but I usually don't mind :) We had a separate school room (our third bedroom) before we moved a year ago, but now the boys have separate rooms and {althought they're sharing the same room for fun right now} we need the spare room for friend and family guests. So we moved school to the kitchen. Once I got fed up with having to move EVERYTHING off the table for lunch and dinner I pulled out one of our card tables. The height is better for our boys (our kitchen table is bar-height) and we have just the right amount of space for math and language times. We usually take science and history to the living room, anyway. If we're in the middle of something it just stays on the table and we move on to the meal, but I do pick up finished work each day to file away. It also comes in handy when we have guests~a "kids" table is already set up and ready to go...as soon as I clear off the remaining school stuff! As to tidyness...I like a tidy house, too, but I don't stress over a busy school table/counter~it means we've been working. I did not like it all over our kitchen table, though.

quick question...What are the main differences between the first and revised edition of SOTW volumes? Book lists? Or is there more than that? If there's a link you could send me to that would be great, but I didn't see anything on the Peace Hill Press site. Audrey