This morning, Michelle and I shared a particularly interesting discussion. She observed, “I have learned more about the world since we moved to this tiny cabin in the forest on the edge of the ocean, than I learned in my previous 40 years.”
I thought about it, we talked it over, but as soon as she said it, it seemed obvious to me. Perhaps not so obvious was why this might be so.
Our real window on the world can sometimes get a little hazy, but we’ve broadened our horizons in other ways (Photo: Mark A. Zeiger).
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Earlier this week I posted the April episode of A Place at the Table, the monthly family roundtable discussion we record and distribute to our Patreon patrons.
Our Patreon page, where our patrons can go to download A Place at the Table and more (screenshot).
We’re pretty happy about this month’s episode. We discussed Aly’s homeschooling experience and analyzed it from the luxurious position of hindsight. We reviewed the history of it, sought her opinion and feelings on the process, and assessed the outcome.
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