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St. Patrick's Day is on Monday, and unless you have an office romance brewing, we're all clearly trying to avoid the "pinch" (the "tradition" where people give you a friendly pinch if you're not wearing green) here are some kelly green looks to keep it festive—plus you can wear these spring trend-friendly pieces all season long! Check out what's under my rainbow below and get to clicking, quickly! This way you'll at least have covered your you-know-what against that lurky office creep for at least one day. And, for everyone who's lucky enough to have a suitor, you can say any day, "Kiss me, I'm stylish." Chlli Beans Round Oversize Sunglasses, $85, available at Chilli Beans. Alice + Olivia Dina Suede Pumps, $206.49, available at Nordstrom. Tibi Sonoran Eyelet Dress, $425, available at Tibi. 3.1 Phillip Lim Ryder Satchel, $950, available at Forzieri. Catherine Catherine Malandrino Gulch Ruffle-Collar Top, $118, available at Nordstrom. Sonia by Sonia Rykiel Pleated Skirt, $442.25, available at ASOS. Zara Wool Coat, $119, available at Zara. Dogeared Your Lucky 4 Leaf Clover Necklace, $58, available at Dogeared. What do you think of these picks? Do you wear green on St. Paddy's Day?

The phrase “home education images” makes me smile wryly. It appears with the growth of the number of home-educated children, there are many opinions about the potential damage home-educating families may be doing to their children. If you accept as I do that most parents do their best you will realise that if anything it is the home-educating mums and dads themselves who will worry most about the welfare of their children. I know I question myself, our decision to home educate and so much else on an almost daily basis. Home education images Home education images that I see on home education blogs and networks shows a lot of magical memory making. I am in awe of what many home-educating parents do with their children and the creativity they show. I worry that I spend too much time coming from a very schooled background missing out a little on even knowing on how to inject that magical touch. However some days we make it! Home education day Our home education day yesterday included practising French in France with French  people. It also involved trying out local food and drink. It also involved us collecting apples in readiness to make crab apple jelly. This was a lot of fun as you can see from my son’s face. We were outdoors away from our various screens. There was lots of laughter, lots of risk-taking as my son climbed trees higher and higher and plenty of healthy fresh air. A different home education image If you visited us today, you will have seen that we managed a long walk with the dogs. We got a little more structured today and studied some abstract art. Again there was lots of giggles as my son is not a fan at all preferring  to see more concrete representations of things when it comes to paintings. We moved on as part of our World War One studies to listen to a former Doctor Who reading Wilfred Owen’s “Dulce et Decorum Est”. We discussed the extent to which war should or should not be glorified. It was interesting to find out the origin of the term “Dulce et Decorum Est”. One thing I love about home education is that we can follow up questions for as long as it takes without the bell going for another class. French lessons will follow later along with preparation of a chlli con carne dinner and looking at different forms of crab apple jelly. What am I really saying? I think what I am trying to say is that home education images vary and that’s OK. People have a right to question the merit of home education and to find out more. Others have a right to question the education system and the pressures it is putting on children. If we are all positive learners, we can all learn from each other. For me, if my children are mentally well keen to learn and getting outdoors regularly, we are probably  just about on the right track. Today that right track showed us lovely things and made us smile.     Mummy in a Tutu   Related posts: Due diligence as a management tool Due diligence is a powerful  management tool. It is usually applied to senior managers and evaluating their contribution and effectiveness in meeting the organisation’s objectives towards the overall strategy. It is often applied in times of change within the organisation or when the organisation is considering a process whereby it... How to take the leap and follow your dreams I studied media at university. I know, I know, the most cliche degree out there and I’ve had plenty of stick for it in my time! But I felt this was the path that was going to give me the most direction and opportunity because quite honestly I had no... How to choose a carpet for your home Although I do see the superb benefits of laminate flooring and tiles, there are some areas of the home where I like to have carpet. For me these tend to be the rooms where I like to relax so perhaps the bedroom or the living room. I simply don’t want... A comprehensive beginners guide to embroidery It is great to see lockdown restrictions easing and some glimmers of hope that we can beat Coronavirus. I get the sense soon we will be back to some sort of normal. Although the deaths and suffering are truly terrible, I hope we don’t lose some of the good stuff...