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Learning to Sew

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One of the things we’ve been working on this year in Ariel’s schooling is learning to sew.  We’ve worked a bit on hand sewing, ‘though she still needs some practice, but I wanted to introduce her to commercial patterns.  So I pulled out this one: It’s an 18″ doll pattern that includes a pillow.  A […]

Rosetta Stone – still plugging away

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I feel bad; I am supposed to have been writing about our experience and progress with Rosetta Stone and I haven’t said a word about it in ages.  That’s because we’d been having technical difficulties.  (Not RS’s fault — our “school”  computer was having issues.)  They seem to be resolved now, at least enough for […]

Does the UN Really Have Children’s “Best Interests” in Mind?

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Wherever they are: Minneapolis, Salt Lake City, or Oklahoma City lawyers, social workers, and even adoptive parents all over the country are taking a backseat in the adoption process — to bureaucrats.  I’m talking about the adoption of children from Haiti.  Adopting from Haiti has been a time-consuming prospect for years, but the bureaucratic red […]