Homeschooling is not for everyone. It requires careful thought and prayer and a commitment to the process and discipline. I homeschooled all three of children from kindergarten to high school graduation. For 20 years I learned along with them, each with a unique learning style. The science experiments, the tough math problems, the frustrations whenContinue reading “Homeschooling my children”
Author Archives: Elaine Sycks
Outer Space
You will never see me joining a civilian contingent to travel to outer space. Have no desire to do that….ever. I admire those who can embrace risk and and venture into the unknown.
My Son (My gentle giant)
My youngest son (who is 23) is also high-functioning autistic. He works part-time for Target and is a very empathetic soul and hates to see people that are hurting. One day, I had a particularly difficult day at work. After dinner, I went to my desk to write and catch up on news. There onContinue reading “My Son (My gentle giant)”
Rest…It’s Good for the Soul
In our non-stop digital age, it can be almost impossible to find downtime and “unplug” ourselves and just rest. But it is necessary for mind, body and soul. Be encouraged by this 1-minute video devotional based on the Jesus 365 series. (Please subscribe to my Rumble channel “Graceful Musings” for this and other inspiring videos.)Continue reading “Rest…It’s Good for the Soul”
“International House of Lainey”
My favorite restaurant….MY HOUSE. ๐ I love to cook and nothing beats a home cooked meal and conversation. With the work schedules my family keeps, a meal together is a treasured rarity so I eat it up any chance I get (no pun intended)
Blessings to you on Palm Sunday
#hosanna #palmsunday #holyweek
Definitely the opposite of what I am doing now! :-)
NOT working for someone else I would like to be living out in the country on a few acres. It would be in a home we built with a hobby farm. Most definitely, we would have some goats! Would love to have an RV to be traveling the US visiting historical sites.
My 5 things…
A different kind of learning….
I was in high school in the mid to late 80’s and I was homeschooled. Which at that time, was a rarity. I did my classes in the mornings. I biked to my job in the afternoons. I took care of my grandmother on the weekends. Prom was never a thing, I wasn’t on anyContinue reading “A different kind of learning….”
Chapters 4 & 5 of “The Retrieval” Following the trail of a betrayer
Setting the Course The humid air hung heavy, a suffocating blanket woven from the scent of decaying leaves and damp earth. Sweat plastered Marcusโs shirt to his back. Each bead was a tiny testament to the relentless struggle. The jungle’s embrace was suffocating. He paused, his breath ragged, leaning against the rough bark of aContinue reading “Chapters 4 & 5 of “The Retrieval” Following the trail of a betrayer”