http://homeschooljournal.net free homeschooling journals Tue, 02 Dec 2008 08:55:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=wordpress-mu-1.2.4 http://homeschooljournal.net/sign-up/#comment-1996 Happy@Home » Blog Archive » I’ve Moved Over Here Sat, 19 Jan 2008 23:10:22 +0000 http://homeschooljournal.net/sign-up/#comment-1996 [...] an itch!  Here I go again, changing my blog and fiddling about.  I’ve come over to Homeschooljournal.net because it is small and homespun and has great themes (go take a look, there are some LOVELY [...] […] an itch!  Here I go again, changing my blog and fiddling about.  I’ve come over to Homeschooljournal.net because it is small and homespun and has great themes (go take a look, there are some LOVELY […]

]]> http://homeschooljournal.net/sign-up/#comment-774 The Pseudonymous Family Logan » Purpose of This Blog Mon, 09 Oct 2006 00:15:35 +0000 http://homeschooljournal.net/sign-up/#comment-774 [...] Even though the terms of service for homeschooljournal.net make clear, “You can blog about whatever you like, not just homeschooling,” I feel like my posts are such shapeless journal scribbles that I should keep them almost entirely to homeschool pre-K and other kid-related stuff since mostly homeschooling mothers clicking recently updated links elsewhere on homeschooljournal.net see this blog. [...] […] Even though the terms of service for homeschooljournal.net make clear, “You can blog about whatever you like, not just homeschooling,” I feel like my posts are such shapeless journal scribbles that I should keep them almost entirely to homeschool pre-K and other kid-related stuff since mostly homeschooling mothers clicking recently updated links elsewhere on homeschooljournal.net see this blog. […]

]]> http://homeschooljournal.net/sign-up/#comment-773 The Pseudonymous Family Logan » Purpose of Blogging Sun, 08 Oct 2006 20:26:41 +0000 http://homeschooljournal.net/sign-up/#comment-773 [...] Even though the terms of service for homeschooljournal.net make clear, “You can blog about whatever you like, not just homeschooling,” I feel like my posts are such shapeless journal scribbles that I should keep them almost entirely to homeschool pre-K and other kid-related stuff since mostly homeschooling mothers clicking recently updated links elsewhere on homeschooljournal.net see this blog. [...] […] Even though the terms of service for homeschooljournal.net make clear, “You can blog about whatever you like, not just homeschooling,” I feel like my posts are such shapeless journal scribbles that I should keep them almost entirely to homeschool pre-K and other kid-related stuff since mostly homeschooling mothers clicking recently updated links elsewhere on homeschooljournal.net see this blog. […]

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