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Monthly Archives: August 2016
I was “that kid.”
After hearing from Noah yesterday afternoon that a former classmate said to him in front of a group of peers, “you are home schooled now because you aren’t smart enough to be at school.” Well, I just about blew a … Continue reading
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Listening…for us Mamas
This mothering, teaching, being a wife and friend requires much careful listening. Listening to hear, to understand, and to connect is effortful. It’s time-consuming. It’s necessary. When in graduate school, I took a class taught by Dr. Robert Kegan. He … Continue reading
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