A blog for homeschoolers, family entrepreneurs and scrapbookers. Includes thoughts, reviews and comments. Feel free to join in :-)
Friday, September 30, 2005
Very Important - Last Day
You need to seriously consider attending the Big Seminar. You can read our story here. If you come with us, you will receive over $1400 in free gifts.
You can register and pay in two installments here. Click now before it's too late to make two payments.
If you have any questions, please e-mail me kerry{at}FamilyEbiz{dot}com
Kerry
Creative Sketches 2 & Writing
Creative Sketches 2 is a fabulous book. I'm sure you will agree.
- This is one of MY favorite authors. I loved her first book, Creative Sketches, because it was so helpful and flexible with my scrapbooking. Just the other day, I encouraged my 15yo to pull out Creative Sketches and look up the section with the number of pictures she had for her layout. From there, it was simple as can be.
- A MUST for ANY SCRAPBOOKER!!!
50 new scrapbook sketches by Becky, plus loads of layouts from talented readers, based on Becky's designs
Organized by number of photos per sketch for the ultimate easy-to-use scrapbooking guide
Happy Scrappin'
Kerry
Notebook Helps
http://www.notebooking.org/
Kerry
Leadership Education
Entrepreneur Conference
A few years ago, we discovered that the Big Seminar is a great place to start. Steve attended and it changed the way we run our businesses and the way we train our kids for the future. I know you will want to take advantage of this seminar and educate your kids in providing for their future. It is definitely an investment in their future.
To read our story about the Big Seminar, go to our website HERE.
If you want to go straight to the Big Seminar website, click here. You will be asked for your e-mail so you can listen to pre-conference calls. These are worth having your young adults listen to as credit for their transcript.
Kerry
Train Your Kids about Marriage Today
The sermon today is about marriage and family, but I don't want the unmarried men and women here to hit the mute button. The sermon text may not apply directly to you, but you should be preparing now for the roles that you are likely to assume in the future.
How? First, to the unmarried men: Don't wait until you're married to begin learning how to lead. Learn how to lead now. Find ways to serve now, because you are going to spend your life serving your wife. Learn responsibility now. Spend your time and energies now to prepare yourself for marriage. Consider your gifts, and seek advice about your calling. Begin taking financial responsibility. Don't waste money, but instead begin saving for marriage. Spend your time on activities that will make you a better husband and father.
If you're thinking about a specific young woman, don't place your trust in the mechanics of courtship. Don't think that getting Dad's approval gets you home free. When you have Dad's permission, you are in the first quarter, not the last. You need to win her, and that means recognizing that she is a human made in the image of God, with thoughts and insights and wisdom of her own; she is not a prize to be won or a trophy to display on the wall, or an accessory for the fashionable young man. Find out about her; don't just dazzle her with your wit and experience.
To the unmarried women: Learn submission in your home. If you resist your parents' authority, your rebellion will overflow into your marriage. If you develop habits of subterfuge and deception to avoid obeying your parents, those habits will continue into marriage, and make your marriage very unhappy. Look for opportunities to serve, because you are going to spend your life serving a husband.
The sum of all this is, cultivate Christlike character. Don't wait until you're married to begin thinking about how to love as Christ loves. Cultivate a habit of self-giving now, because self-giving is the secret of Christian marriage.
from Peter Leithart's blog
To see Peter Leithart books, click here
Kerry
Read Alouds
George Grant has some great words about reading aloud. See his blog post here
What are you reading aloud? Please share with us.
Kerry
Great Read Alouds - I can't find a list on my website, so I guess I'll be adding one very soon!