I think she will be mummified in time for Halloween. It took the Egyptians 70 days. We are hoping for about the same.
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Yesterday we found her "beaking" up poor little Miriam. (Take notice of her skinny neck missing the feathers. Now we know why.)
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Emmett pretended to be brave enough to help. He wasn't.
I love homeschool. In fact, in this time of emotional turmoil, I think it has been my saving grace. It is so comforting to have my children surround me in the home. To feel I am giving them a gift. I fail them in so many ways, I hope at least this enriching, warm environment will be remembered.
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