The Titus 2 Homemaker

Something I’ve been pondering for some time is how to teach time management skills - like the use of a day planner - to my children while they’re young.  I didn’t really learn this stuff until I was much older, so it took me a long time to make it (mostly) a habit.  I’ve been […]

Our homes often don’t run as efficiently as they could, largely because we don’t treat them very “professionally.” Obviously, not everything that works in “the workplace” will work well at home (or should even be attempted!), but taking a look at the corporate world might give us some ideas for improvement.
For example, corporate performance management. […]

If you died, would your loved ones know what to do, or would they have to struggle to sort things out? Some people think these discussions are morbid, but the fact is - unless the Lord returns first - we are all [i]eventually[/i] going to die. To spend a little bit of time […]

Our homeschooling style is pretty laid-back.  My “scheduling” is pretty loose, too - I don’t make up firm “lesson plans” for every day; I just know to move on to the next thing.  For this reason, I don’t use a lesson plan book in the typical manner.  Instead, I use my “planner” more as a […]

Am I the only one who cannot remember to either a) run around the web checking all of my favorite blogs to see if they’ve been updated, or even b) open up an additional program (feed reader) to see what it has aggregated for me?  The simple solution I found was Blogarithm, and I thought […]