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This according to Colby (3) is a drawing of the USS Constitution. Not certain he’s going to be an artist, but pretty impressed that he remembers our visit to Boston last fall. You may be interested in our schedule for homeschooling multiple levels together or check out the new parenting page. Can you find what…
After I took this picture, Nicholas (1) wanted to see himself on the camera screen. After observing the screen intently for a moment he said, “Tyoot” (his version of cute). Then a second later, he looked up at me, wrinkled his nose, pointed at the camera screen and said, “Mess”.
It’s almost here, 4 Moms, 35 Kids starts tomorrow. More Wordless Wednesdays to laugh at.
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Helping with laundry. There are a lot more Wordless Wednesdays Raising Olives style or head to 5 Minutes for Mom for even more.
More than 103,000 fans crowd into Neyland Stadium to watch the Vols beat the Bulldogs and yes, our whole city dresses in orange on game day, except for a few spoil-sports who have the audacity to even attend a game wearing neutral brown. (at least I wasn’t wearing the other team’s colors. ) For…
Just another day in paradise. Head over to 5 Minutes for Mom for more Wordless Wednesday fun.
Yep, head to toe; underwear, shirt and shorts – backwards. If you missed Wordless Wednesday: Table Manners, you must take a peek. That picture makes me laugh every time I see it. You may enjoy more Raising Olives’ Wordless Wednesdays or click over to 5 Minutes for Mom for even more variety.
You can look at more Wordless Raising Olives posts or head over to 5 Minutes for Mom for even more variety.
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Hi, I'm Kimberly. I'm a homeschooling mom of 11 and here on Raising Olives I share about what I've learned; tips, ideas and some of the ups and downs of managing a home and raising children for the glory of God.
