This is by far the best lecture you'll ever hear about Classic education given by Susan Wise Bauer who of course wrote The Well Trained Mind
go...go now and find out why you're kid doesn't like (fill in the blank)curriculum! It's will open your eyes to many things and it's only .99!
The Joy of Classical Education: Introduction to Classical Education at Home
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Monday, March 28, 2011
Another Living History List
I just love booklists and here's another great one from Charlotte Mason Pioneer Penny Gardner
Penny Gardner History Book List
Penny Gardner History Book List
Friday, March 25, 2011
Homemade Cough Syrup - Great for Colds Too!
Okay I'll give ya this...the ingredients sound gross but it works.
1 Raw White Onion
*Raw Honey - Must be RAW! check as most store bought honey is pasteurized .
Take the onion and cut into parts. Now stab it a couple of times with a fork so the quarters have a little bit of holes. It doesn't have to be perfect so don't worry about not stabbing it the right amount of times. Place onion in a quart mason jar and fill with raw honey so that the onion is just covered. Screw lid on and leave on the back part of your stove for at least a day but probably a couple of days. You'll notice that the onion imparts it's juice into the honey. Using a strainer pour liquid into a pint mason jar and store in the fridge. To take you want to take a teaspoon 3 to 4 times a day when you're battling a cold or cough.
*NOTE:
****Please remember not to give honey to children under 1*****
1 Raw White Onion
*Raw Honey - Must be RAW! check as most store bought honey is pasteurized .
Take the onion and cut into parts. Now stab it a couple of times with a fork so the quarters have a little bit of holes. It doesn't have to be perfect so don't worry about not stabbing it the right amount of times. Place onion in a quart mason jar and fill with raw honey so that the onion is just covered. Screw lid on and leave on the back part of your stove for at least a day but probably a couple of days. You'll notice that the onion imparts it's juice into the honey. Using a strainer pour liquid into a pint mason jar and store in the fridge. To take you want to take a teaspoon 3 to 4 times a day when you're battling a cold or cough.
*NOTE:
****Please remember not to give honey to children under 1*****
Labels:
Cold,
Cough,
Folk Remedy,
Homemade,
Honey
Thursday, March 24, 2011
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