New changes ... coming

My blogging has been sporadic to say the least. Part of it I believe is I have moved away from this blog's focus.

Oh don't get me wrong. I'm still homeschooling and have lots to say about homeschooling, but with my own children being high school age I have little to share about what we are doing now.

I feel as if it's boring. It's Monday. We went to the local animal rescue and worked. It's Tuesday she did this book work while I moderated a Facebook group and did some house work.

Sure there is times I can share how we found great courses at the library and giving that a try.

I can share and will continue to share, but at times I want to share more about my thoughts on waiting until children are older for formal schooling. If I had an easy button what I would do different.

Maybe some thoughts about politics, CCS, or anything else that might just suit me. Things that seems to me go beyond "Catholic Christian Homeschooling".  Just more of what I think. My thoughts on ....

I think in order to do this it's time to retire this blog and start anew. One that will better suit what I want to blog about.

There will be still homeschooling things, but it will open it up to more topics.  This blog will still be here. I will keep it up because it serves for me an archive of our homeschooling journey.

Especially for the yearly years and I enjoy looking back at the pictures and remembering.... Sometimes I stumble upon something I totally forgot about.

This is a transition time. If you follow me on Facebook you might notice the name change and other things.  When I'm ready I will share the URL of the new blog and all of the new social media links. As much as possible I am going to just change names ... so if you follow or like many of my social media outlets you may not have to do much. Just hang tight while I refocus things and transition to more of what I want to blog about.

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