The kids made their own personal pan gluten-free pizza while daddy was away.
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
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Ruler of All, Sustainer of All
a journey of homeschooling classically, restoring a 1912 bungalow, living gluten-free, and walking in grace
When I get a little money, I buy books; and if there is any left, I buy food and clothes.
Current Read Alouds
- I-Ville to You-Ville
- The Prince and the Pauper
- Emily's Runaway Imagination
On Elyse's mp3 Player
- Emma
- The Three Musketeers
On Mom's Night Stand
- The Freedom of Simplicity (Foster)
- Eastern Orthodox Theology: A Contemporary Reader
- Everywhere Present (Freeman)
- The Brothers Karamazov
6th Grade Curriculum
- Latin: Latin for the New Millennium
- Math: Discovering Math 7 (Singapore), HOE, LOF
- HOD: RTR
- Medieval History-Based Writing Lessons
- WTM 6th Grade Reading List
- Apologia Astronomy, Exploring Planet Earth
- R&S Grammar 5
- Elementary Greek
- MCP Phonics Word Study F
- Harmony Fine Arts 6; Mark Kistler Online
- Flute (Homeschool Band)
- Cello
3rd Grade Curriculum
- Logic of English
- Italic Book D
- SRA 3
- HOD Bigger
- MM 2B, 3A
- Prima Latina
- Harmony Fine Arts, Mark Kistler Online, Complete a Sketch
- Drums (Homeschool Band)
- Gymnastics
1st Grade Curriculum
- Logic of English
- Cheerful Cursive
- Explode the Code 4-8
- HOD Bigger
- MM 2
- Prima Latina
- Harmony Fine Arts
- Violin
Mom's Current Studies
- Reasons Institute Courses
- Violin
- Eastern Orthodox Theology: A Contemporary Reader
- Henle Latin I
- Lingua Latina
- Elementary Greek
Christ Pantocrator
Ruler of All, Sustainer of All
Who I Am
- Heather
- I'm a stay-at-home mom of four lively children: Elyse, 11; Aidan, 9; Aislinn, 6; and Elias, 2. We are a faith-filled family. We try to understand what it means to be people of love and mercy within our family and our home, and then help each other learn how to live out that love out in the world. We are a gluten-free family. Due to my eldest daughter's, my son's, and my gluten-intolerance, we cook most things from scratch and can never find enough time to bake another loaf of bread. We are a homeschooling family, who are educating our children in the classical style. We are a simple family. We would rather stay in than go out; eat a simple salad, rather than a fancy meal; have less so that we can enjoy more.
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My kids like making their own pizzas, too! (And I'll admit that I like them to make their own pizzas as well.)
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy! I am gluten-free, too! I love the Chebe pizza mix (I'm also sensitive to yeast!). ;)
ReplyDeleteMy boys love doing personal pizzas. Yum!
ReplyDeleteThose pizzas look great!
ReplyDeleteA delicous meal and beautiful/handsome children!
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