Good grief.....sorry about the delay with the podcast. We kept finding computer glitches after our long siege with a virus, but I think we're finally back in action. This week, I'm on the hotseat while Deacon Tim grills me about my homeschooling life!
WELCOME!
- Eternity is long, but our podcast is short - about 15 minutes! You can even listen while you're checking your email - God won't mind. New podcasts posted every Monday.
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February 17, 2009
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About Us
- We're Deacon Tim and Cyndi, and we like to talk about how to live an ancient faith in a modern world.
Tim is the Executive Director of Catholic Charities in Wayne County, New York, Connie's husband, and father of 6.
Cyndi is a homeschooling mother of four, John's wife, and radio talk show host in Oklahoma. She is available to speak at your conference or group; email her if interested.
Hiya,
I haven't commented in a while. I am really feeling called or as you put it, tapped on the shoulder, to homeschooling. But I'm being 'disobedient'?? and ignoring the taps. My sis homeschools her children so I've learned a lot about it over the years and I've almost come to the point where I don't understand why anyone (including myself) would NOT homeschool. My only hesitation is that I work part time and that my other children are so young and nutty that I'd have a difficult time working with the oldest one (the only one in school) in peace or that I wouldn't have enough time with her. I guess I believe that one day I'll be able to do it but right now I can't! I think I'm feeling guilty about it too, because it seems like the right thing to do for our family. I only pray that it isn't one of those things that I put off and then become complacent in sending them off to school.
Anyway, thanks for your thoughts. I still enjoy listening to you two rascals.
Posted by: Katrina | March 20, 2009 at 09:23 PM