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One of the most daunting challenges of teaching high school at home is writing. Maybe it’s because so much seems to ride on the all-important “College essay!” We certainly don’t want our kids to mess that up. Or maybe it’s because we remember the dreaded red ink pen markings all over the essays we submitted as teenagers, slashing and striking through our carefully crafted thoughts and ideas. Even now the thought of a teacher tearing through a piece of writing I worked so diligently on makes me feel a little heartbroken. I shuddered to think of doing that to my own children, but yet, I wanted them to be successful in writing their high school essays in preparation for college work. Was it too much to hope that we could get there with a minimum of tears and maybe even enjoy the process? Bravewriter Help For High School That’s where the Help for High School by Julie Bogart at Brave Writer helped. This is not your typical high school writing textbook. It’s more of a guide written in a conversational tone for students ages 13 to 18. This book will take the young writer (and mom) from elementary […]
Happy 2nd Birthday Ethan!!! Today, our sweet boy turns two. I can't believe we no longer have a 1 year old on our hands...and that our little has become a walking, talking machine. I couldn't help but pour over Ethan's recaps from this past year, so for those of you who want to come along...here you go! Month 13 At 13 months, Ethan had his first bite of ice cream, says "dada" for the first time and transitioned into a toddler carseat. He also began to see why we love Tahoe in the summers...little beach baby! Month 14 We've got a walker! Ethan takes his first steps right after his 13 month birthday. We also visit Chicago and Michigan for his first visit to Great-Grandma Higgins. Month 15 Ethan develops his love for the "blankie" and gains 2 months teeth. He also started to learn how to follow directions and is starting to understand how things work, mechanically speaking. Month 16 By 16 months, Ethan has begun to develop a flair for the dramatic. He's also starting to communicate more through sign language and shaking his head no. Month 17 This month we celebrated Thanksgiving. Appropriately, Ethan learns to hug and give us pats on the back {something he still does at 2} and blow kisses. He starts to show his love for dancing. Month 18 Month 18 is Christmas time. We celebrated down in Southern California with my family. Earlier in the month, Ethan got his first haircut {slight trim really}, he now has 12 teeth...and I turn 30. Crazy month! Month 19 This month, we started swim lessons which was just in time for our trip to Hawaii! Month 20 We've got a copycat on our hands and Ethan can finally say "mama" clearly and with purpose. He can rattle off a bunch of animals noises and also mastered the art of whispering. We also traveled to Scottsdale this month. Month 21 At 21 months, Ethan starts Montessori School and can smile on demand. He also learns how much he loves our backyard. Month 22 Ethan is starting to link words together...his first phrase is "Hi Mama!". We also take a trip to San Diego and celebrate Easter. Month 23 You'll notice Ethan still uses his pacifier {which he affectionally calls his "boopie"}. We celebrate Ryan's 31st birthday. Ethan officially learns to say "no" and isn't afraid to use it. Month 24 I'll go into more detail of what this last month has looked like, but we got to have an early birthday celebration last night and let's just say that Ethan LOVED being sung Happy Birthday to and he even blew out his own candle! ;) I just can't believe all that happened this past year and yet it feels like it flew by. I'm excited to see what this next year brings. Happy Birthday Ethan...we love you beyond words. xo natasha
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