Señora Gose's Homeschool Spanish Blog (aka "Seriously, Suzanne")

We all have great expectations at different times in our lives, years, seasons, and schooling. Sometimes, however, it is nice to have a fall-back plan. Nothing strenuous or monumental, just a hum-drum, bare necessities plan to get us through those times when everything else is falling apart – (ie, new baby, moving, changing jobs, the Church picnic, graduation, holidays, dentist appointments for all the kids – you get what I mean!)The Low DownSo, today, instead of a brand new, innovative, whiz bang, great idea, you’ll find a list of some very simple ways to keep foreign language in your day...

About two years ago, a wonderful couple came to my booth at the Texas Home School Coalition (THSC) convention... They told me how helpful my flashcards had been for them as they entered the mission field in South America, and what about doing a set focused on missions? Well, it's done! I've sent it to the printer, and now we wait. I'm very grateful to that couple. Wherever you are, ¡Gracias! If you're reading this, look me up! I'd like to send you a deck!

This blog post is because my husband is my new boss, and he likes things organized. So I'm organizing my computer. And I find old stuff I wrote. And I was HILARIOUS. (Maybe I still am!) I remember my dad sending me a link about how people change from child one to child three (Sorry I don't have the author - please claim it if it's you, I'll give you props!) and he asked me to fill in the number 4 and 5 spots. So I did. Enjoy! Written/edited in 2009. My additions are in blue.   BIRTH ORDER OF...

I've never done this before... I mean, I've never just pasted a link to another blog for you...I just think we should all read this man's blog post. A shout out to Ashley Nance for sharing it. It's not a new post. It's 5 years old. But here it is, anyway. It's worth it. Read it, make the click.https://www.copyblogger.com/fight-for-your-ideas/

I'm feverishly working on the Ministry Flashcards. Sweet hubby has put a deadline on it for the end of the month. So I find myself asking the children: Does this look like peace?Or does THIS look like peace? And sweet Audie answers: "Mom, that looks like a dove."