I’m not a homeschool blogger, but I’m also not someone who ended up as a homeschooler by default because of the pandemic. I actually spent years researching everything you can imagine pertaining to homeschooling and still hadn’t made up my mind mere months before my son was scheduled to start kindergarten. Then COVID-19 hit South…
Anxiety is Not What I Thought it Was
“Anxiety” wasn’t a buzzword when I was growing up the way it is today. Maybe we just didn’t have a word for what was going on or maybe it wasn’t as common of an affliction. Everything’s so much faster-paced now and there’s so much instant gratification that it’s possible anxiety just wasn’t as wide-reaching back…
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Web Series Amplifies the Voices of Women
Do you ever wish you could go back and give your less experienced self a bit of advice? That’s ultimately the point of the web series From Here to There. If you can enlighten me and the audience, you might save a life, spare hardship, or bridge a gap. How do I get from where…
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The White Family’s Game of Now You See Race, Now You Don’t
I am a white woman born to second generation Americans, whose families were not here during the time of slavery, but who undoubtedly benefited from white privilege nonetheless. Stay with me. (Mentioning white privilege when talking about working class immigrants does not negate the discrimination they dealt with regularly.) I could argue that we didn’t…
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