Soulfull Micro Farm

I love this piece.
Miss Amy, I could just kiss you, because...yes, yes, yes.
She talks about how those who didn't feel the call of domesticity felt vindicated during these upswell of the feminist movement.

While he wasn't homeschooling his daughter in the sense we typically refer to, this Dad showed the country that kids taught by thei parents can outshine thier public and private school peers.
and she doesn't forget to give her Daddy the kuddos either....Sign me up !...

I had sisters. I always imagined having little girls....down to the finest details of how they would have coordinating quilts in their shared bedroom. I imagined their names.
Of course, by the time I did have daughters (plural), my tastes had changed...not so much Country chic and Top of the Pops....but Miss Fi does love to hear about how they ( she and the BumbleTot) were my dreams come true...how when I was a little girl...

What a precious story.
It reminds me to remember not to let the judgements of the world, by worldly standards, to affect how we feel about the path that God has us on. It's part of that getting over letting other people's opinions dictate what I do with my life......