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A Homeschool Child’s Perspective

By Julie Lyles Carr Sep 10, 2018 | 9:06 AM

Julie and daughter McKenna-Jane sit down to talk homeschooling. McKenna was homeschooled her entire school career. Hear what worked well & what could have been better.

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The Family We Choose

Three generations of women were all laughing and gabbing in the car. We were headed to a Holiday Open House. Christmas music was on the radio, old family jokes were flying freely, and tons of love filled the car. Looking from the outside, we looked like a richly blessed family who had grown up together without much ...

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