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Life As I Know It
2/15/09

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3/17/09

When You Were Away
3/31/09

A Moment With You
5/3/09

Strange and Deadly Allies
5/28/09

When We Are Apart
7/7/09

The Courtyard
8/1/09

Salt
8/27/09

Demons and Angels
9/11/09

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“The home that you have thus made will be to the “The home that you have thus made will be to the children you bring up within its doors the very dearest place on earth. In after years they will look back upon it as the most beautiful place that imagination can conceive. It will seem to them that it was a little sanctuary—a heaven upon earth. Their ideal of enjoyment all their life will be those homely scenes, the love and tenderness which used to greet them at breakfast in the morning, and the hush of the family worship when all knelt down in prayer to God; the duties of the day, laborious and painful, with the sweet background of the home always in sight; the evening and the twilight with the romps of the children, the loud peals of laughter around the fire, the tales that were told, the games that were played, the growing seriousness of the discussions as childhood passed into young manhood and young womanhood, and the time came for launching upon life; the father’s thought, the mother’s tears, when they sent the boys out to the great city; and again the solemn hush of the gathering for worship as the day closed in, the hovering presence of angels that seemed to fly white-winged over the little bed, and never quite to leave us in the dark, and that half-revealed face of God which used to look out upon us from our mother’s and our father’s face—these will be the abiding memory which no chance or change of life can tear away. These homes of yours may be poor or rich, they may be large or small, the family may be one or two, or a large circle, but they are the great places of possibility. You may bring the curse down upon them and ruin them; or you may bring the highest blessing upon them for evermore.” (“Family Life”, PR4) @tessakeath
In Luke 17:20–21 we read, “Now when He was ask In Luke 17:20–21 we read, “Now when He was asked by the Pharisees when the kingdom of God would come, He answered them and said, ‘The kingdom of God does not come with observation; nor will they say, “See here!” or “See there!” For indeed, the kingdom of God is within you.’” D. L. Bock states that the ending phrase of this passage “is one of the most discussed in Luke’s Gospel. It is one of the few statements of Jesus that puts the kingdom in the present. In fact, so unprecedented is this statement that some argue the idea is really futuristic.” In the discussions about this verse, many interpretations have been offered. Charlotte Mason offers her own in her poem “Lo, here! or, There!” In beautiful verse she assures us that we need not run after signs and wonders to find the Kingdom of God. Instead, she promises that we can find it now. Read or hear her poem at the profile link. @artmiddlekauff 🖼️: The Pharisees Question Jesus by James Tissot . . . . . . . . . #charlottemasonpoetry #thekingdomofGod #increaseourfaith #thesaviouroftheworld #knowledgeofGod #saviouroftheworld #thedisciple #thegospelhistory #dummelow #forthechildrenssake #charlottemasonliving #charlottemasonirl #charlottemason #charlottemasonbiblelessons #charlottemasonhomeschool #thegospelofluke #jamestissot
The power of a strong windstorm. And a tree that The power of a strong windstorm. And a tree that no longer had the health or strength to remain rooted in the ground. Nature is quite amazing, isn’t it!?! @antonella.f.greco . . . . . . . . . #eyesandnoeyes #windstorm #trees #manitobatrees #riparianforest #hiddenlifeoftrees #powerofnature #naturewalks #1000hoursoutside #forestbathing #charlottemasonpoetry #charlottemason #naturestudywithchildren #beautyiseverywhere #wonderandawe #uprooted
I went on a visit to my family in Ontario and we s I went on a visit to my family in Ontario and we spent a lovely afternoon at my nieces’ and nephews’ favourite nature trail. Here are some of them watching a small paddling of ducks in the creek there. The children wandered to and fro, following the ducks who were doing the same, for a good, long while. Squeals of shared joy would send the ducks downstream, but they never ventured very far. The children would run back towards them, excitedly squeal again, the ducks would come back upstream, and we would repeat the whole scene again. It’s almost as though the ducks were enjoying watching my little people running back and forth and stopping to look as much as the children enjoyed watching the ducks. @antonella.f.greco . . . . . . . . . #eyesandnoeyes #theducksarenotnew #butthechildrenare #mallardducks #ducksofCanada #Ontariobirds #migration #waterfowl #charlottemasonnaturestudy #1000hoursoutside #naturestudywithchildren #fallfowl #anatidae
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