We just finished reading the Declaration of Independence as a family. And, as you can see from the photo above, our four year old was riveted by it, absolutely riveted. Too bad you can't hear the soft snores (and our giggles) through the photo. But, I thought I'd share this memory with you anyway. Dwayne and I are so well meaning. But, even in this case, homeschooling proves to be, at least, equally as effective (or ineffective) as any other method of educating young people about our nation's founding and Norah, as if on cue, falls asleep during her history lesson. Oh well, better luck next year.
Saturday, July 4, 2009
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