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Monthly Archives: May 2010
May. 28, 2010
3 Reasons to Pray for Us
Something I love about Social Media is this push for companies to show their vulnerable/human side. In many ways, this new technological/social push in business has been about getting back to the "mom and pop" days where you knew the … Continue reading
May. 27, 2010
From Luke's Inbox: Sonlight and Socialism
Hi Luke, Last night at church, a lady cornered me wondering why Sonlight uses a history text that promotes socialism. She was referring to Hakim's History of US. I tried to explain that the Instructor's Guides give lots of notes … Continue reading
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May. 26, 2010
The Mess
My eyes scan the clutter on my desk. My mind has been far too occupied with Sonlight's Virtual Meetup to really sit back and compose something worthy of sharing with the blogosphere. But I need to write about something... My … Continue reading
May. 24, 2010
Answers in Guinnesses
I'm standing in the packed Guinness Storehouse after a day of sightseeing with the family. I've turned in my token for a soda because I hate the taste of alcohol and I've got this wheat sensitivity thing. The tour was … Continue reading
May. 20, 2010
Observations from the Book of Job
More than a year ago, John and I planned a boat trip down the Yangtze River. With a nearly unbearable workload over the past months and the extremely stressful situations we've been through recently, I found myself weary and greatly … Continue reading
May. 18, 2010
A Time to Not Answer
My pulse skyrockets. I can feel my heart beating in the glands under my jaw. I'm ready to take on the world if it came after me. I feel attacked and I'm ready to defend myself and, in so doing, … Continue reading
May. 14, 2010
Homeschool: Green Eggs and Ham
I have a theory: Those who think they shouldn't homeschool because they couldn't be with their kids all day are right. And wrong. I'm no psychologist, therapist or professional child-understanding professional. I'm not even a "real dad." I'm a surrogate … Continue reading
