Big Brothers

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One of the fun things about homeschooling is that you have time for more of these moments.

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my5wolfcubs said…
What a sweet photo! Something to remember the desert by. :)
Lee
January 21, 2008 at 8:53 PM
Ruskin said…
I love this photo, it is so beautiful. Home educated children are so good with children of different ages. How much more natural to be this way.
I was excited to see you lived in a motor home last summer. We were in a wee caravan for six months last summer too (two of those months without any 'facilities'- a very long story). We didn't meet anyone else doing the same. We are in Europe. Now I know that whatever happens to us financially, we will be fine.
February 25, 2008 at 12:33 AM
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