…A laugh for the dirty window panes hiding the love within–Bruce Cockburn
Let’s just get this straight at the beginning. It’s not easy.
Homeschooling is a full time vocation. When you add paid work on top of that, you’ll find there’s usually more to be done than hours in the day.
But there are ways to meet the inherent difficulties with a measure of grace. There are practices that add a bit of ease into the long days.
I haven’t done much sewing, but I’ve made myself a few skirts. After you take your measurements, you add a couple of inches for ease–a little extra for movement & comfort.
This month we’ll explore systems, hacks, tools, and best practices to help you successfully combine homeschooling with working from home.
These practices are like those few inches. They give a little breathing room, making space in your days for the motion of the Spirit.
Join me in using the hashtag #HomeschoolHappy on Instagram to share moments of joy and pockets of peace.
I’d love to see what homeschooling and working from home looks like in your life!
Protect your time. Feed your inner life. Avoid too much noise. Read good books.–Jane Kenyon
Intro
Before we Begin
Doing It All
Sabbath Rest :: Gracious Space
Time Budget
Hard Lines :: When I Work
What Can Get Done In a Day
Planning Becomes Essential
A Time to Clean
Food to Eat
Sabbath Rest :: Gracious Space
Let Your Life Nourish You
The Best Homeschooling Book
Self-care Through Morning Time
Seeing God in the Daily Round
Observing Natural Rhythms
Resting on the Sabbath
Sabbath Rest :: Gracious Space
Block Scheduling :: Advent and Lent
Inspiration Everywhere
Making Space for Margin
Good Enough…Is Good Enough
Review Time
Finding Community
Sabbath Rest :: Gracious Space
Finding (Business) Mentors
Finding (Homeschool) Mentors
Redeeming the Time
Add in Treats
Be Your Own VA
Be Your Own Best Mother
