crossroads

I’ve maintained a home blog for some years now, mostly filled with pictures of our kids to keep the long-distance grandparents in touch with the daily goings-on. Yet now I find myself at a crossroads. Interested though they are in the kids’ education, questions of classical vs. unschooling vs. unit studies befuddle them. Discussions of different curriculum choices are met with blank stares.

There is another aspect to this crossroads. As we begin to more and more strongly identify ourselves as “secular”, I find an ever-widening gap between that which I want to say, and that which family members wish to hear. They know where we stand, and, to their credit, do not push or attempt to re-convert us. At the same time, I do not feel comfortable expounding on something I know will make them uncomfortable on a site that has always been solely for their use and enjoyment.

There are other secular/atheist/freethought/humanist-homeschool blogs out there. I’m adding my voice to the fray.

4 comments ↓

#1 JJ Ross on 06.27.09 at 00:41

Welcome to the fray. :)
Adding this to Snook’s blogroll as we speak . . .

JJ

#2 Beta on 06.27.09 at 08:32

Your blog has been a real find for me in the last few days. Thanks for the link!

#3 Obi-Mom Kenobi on 06.27.09 at 13:55

Here’s another atheist homeschooling mom that is glad to have you along for the ride. I see from your daily reads list that we’re visiting a few of the same places.

#4 Beta on 06.27.09 at 20:27

It’s good to see such a presence of atheist homescholers online. Locally, there is only one support group, heavily christian. Great to know there are still people I can go to for advice and inspiration, even if it means *visiting* them at their blogs.

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