It's easy to think our "up" is everyone's up, and our focus is the obvious way of seeing. Let your children see in their own ways, and if you're lucky they will share with you.
"What's up?" can have a special new meaning.
photo by Karen James
Friday, September 7, 2018
The up side...
It's easy to think our "up" is everyone's up, and our focus is the obvious way of seeing. Let your children see in their own ways, and if you're lucky they will share with you.
"What's up?" can have a special new meaning.
photo by Karen James
Thursday, September 6, 2018
In a moment
"It helps a lot to try for better moments not days. Don't judge a day by one upset, judge it as a bad moment and move forward. A little bit better each moment. A little bit more aware."
—Schuyler Waynforth
photo by Karen James
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Wednesday, September 5, 2018
Seeing through
| Most of what happens in the world, I will never see. Most of what happens in my own back yard, I don't see. Most of what I see, I don't understand, or fully consider. That's the way the world is. That's the way people are. You will see some beauty. You will understand some things. |  |
photo by Kristy Hinds
So much, in that photo!
Tuesday, September 4, 2018
Simple advice
 | "The advice that has helped the most has been the simplest. Be present. Be helpful. Be kind." —Virginia Warren |
photo by Roya Dedeaux
Monday, September 3, 2018
Magical and transformed
Parental encouragement, smiles, acceptance and support are what turn plain or unsettled life into magical and transformed shared lives.
photo by Lisa J Haugen
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Sunday, September 2, 2018
Eight Light Years!
| Okay, eight years. Lots of light, but slowed down Earth years. Slowed down-to-Earth years. September 2 is Just Add Light and Stir's anniversary! May the richness and riches of this trove of words and photos seep into your soul and give you sweet dreams and good ideas. |  |
Homely home-made cake, and photo, by Sandra Dodd
Saturday, September 1, 2018
The abundance of possibilities
"Unschooling is about living in the abundance of possibilities, not in fear of somehow not fitting the mold. It's been remarkable to me to see where natural learning can take a person. For me, after ten years of unschooling our son, it has become a kind of celebration of human potential."
—Karen James
photo by Ester Siroky
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