You know my favorite parts of the party: the music is already on, the food is already out and the party is already going!  

The music is already on:  Let’s face it, we need thank our hosts—and in this case, it’s those those that fought for the right to homeschool and opened the door for us . . . → Read More: Late for the Party: Part 5

I meet people on a daily basis, either in person or through an online homeschooling support group, that are arriving late—that is, late to begin homeschooling.  I welcome them, “I’m glad that you decided to come.  The food is out, the music is on, and the party has already started.  I’m glad that you didn’t . . . → Read More: Late for the Party: Part 4

Patience is a virtue; and it’s not a virtue that my kids have.  They are mortified to arrive late, and try to implement my mother’s example of arriving thirty minutes early.  While I told my mother that when I moved out of her house I would never leave for my destination so that I would . . . → Read More: Late for the Party: Part 3