At Etowah Indian Mounds

How can something as simple as new green grass in springtime with a giant blue sky bring such joy to the heart?

Home Schooling Anyone?

This is so true!  This kid didn't learn what he is saying at school.  He learned it at home!
I saw this video on a website called FreeSweden.net. It's a website dedicated to legalizing home schooling in Sweden.

Did you know that it is illegal to home school your children in Germany?

How about in South Korea? I talked to Rev. Voddie Baucham in person last year and he said he goes to South Korea regularly to promote home schooling there. According to HSLDA, homeschooling is not technically permitted by law in South Korea—but neither is it prohibited.  This makes me wonder how I could encourage believers there to engage in home schooling.  I want to raise my kids to be like the boy in this video clip, who know the truth and aren't ashamed to share it.

Signs of Spring

Some signs of spring: a flock of geese, dogwood blossoms, cherry blossoms

Christina and Nari Depart

This post is dated when it happened, but I'm writing this almost 3 months after Duk-Sun's niece Christina and her daughter Nari returned to South Korea.  I like being able to back-date a post!
If I were to post about my life as it happens, I'd write many paragraphs and read it later and gasp--Did I write that!  That's not what I really feel!  I won't say anything more except that it took me three months to begin blogging again after having in-laws stay with us for 2 months.  Actually, they weren't that hard to have.  We just regret not having more time to spend with them. We definitely learned that it is better to have relatives come when you can give them a lot of your attention.

Nari's Last Day of American School

Today was Nari's last day of school here. The folks at the school loved her and were so good to her. We are so thankful for the kindness she received at First Baptist Christian School.