Monthly Archives: September 2008
Sinks & Soars
i love it when Mollie does these (various categories…) soars “everyday friendships” AKA community – neighborhood living girls making friends, too the first hints of fall good books fun shoots with fantastic clients hippie preschool, where trees are climbed and … Continue reading
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Something I Am Really Excited About (for Locals)
I am pleased to announce that I (as KSP) am offering a Christmas card package so that you can have lovely cards with little fuss. I am going to host three afternoons of “mini-sessions” at various locations (a farm! a … Continue reading
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The Faith of Barack Obama
The Faith of Barack Obama by Stephen Mansfield is one of a host of books that hit the market in this election season, capitalizing on this year’s fascinating candidates. Mansfield has been a prolific writer in the last decade, writing … Continue reading
Too Busy for My Own Good
I’m behind on housework, emails, photography stuff, etc. so I haven’t felt inspired to take time to blog here. But, I am behind enough in other venues that I have posted things elsewhere. Here are: Some photos taken by Kate … Continue reading
Weekend Update
Highs: My birthday was Friday! I got lots of love from friends near and far. Many facebook messages and phone calls were received. My sweet daughters woke me up with shouts of “Mom, it’s your birthday! Happy Birthday!,” they remembered … Continue reading
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Doctrine, Population and Postmillenialism
I loved this article about Amish migration and population growth. I am a religious studies nerd, though. It’s interesting to think about the growth of religious movements like the Amish, LDS and even Islam as their views of children and … Continue reading
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Books Read in August
Your 4-Year-Old by Louise Ames & Frances Ilg This series of child development books has comforted and amused me each year. Though some things are obviously dated, this series adequately provides parents with developmental expectations for their children at each … Continue reading
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| Barbery
| Fitzpatrick
| Zusak
| Tickle
| Ricks
| Lupton
| Green
| Metaxas
| Wolters
