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“Back to Basics” Teaches Old-Fashioned Skills
Although I’m not able to implement many of them in my real life, I love learning about skills of the past. Books that explain how our ancestors made the most of everything around them inspire me even today.
Bound by a Mighty Vow: Sisterhood and Women’s Fraternities
Sororities, also known as women’s fraternities, developed in the mid- to late-1800’s as a way for college women to find mutual support and encouragement. As the first women to attend college, they were often met with hostility, resentment, ridicule, and isolation.
Children Need Love and Compassion, Not Harshness
I saw this quote in Karen’s sidebar and have been meditating on it this week.












