Comments for Hope in Laodicea http://ingridschlueter.wordpress.com Ingrid Schlueter's Personal Thoughts and Encouragement Thu, 15 May 2008 04:57:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU Comment on Orphan Trains: Which One Would You Have Taken Home? by Mary Danielsen http://ingridschlueter.wordpress.com/2008/05/01/which-one-would-you-have-taken-home/#comment-2096 Mary Danielsen Sun, 11 May 2008 14:26:23 +0000 http://ingridschlueter.wordpress.com/?p=327#comment-2096 I am an Orphan Train descendent, and I have been pondering this unique period in US history as long as I can remember. You can read my Grandmother's sweet story with a Biblical perspective at www.thethings2come.com Happy Mothers' Day to one and all. mary I am an Orphan Train descendent, and I have been pondering this unique period in US history as long as I can remember.
You can read my Grandmother’s sweet story with a Biblical perspective at http://www.thethings2come.com

Happy Mothers’ Day to one and all.

mary

]]> Comment on The New Barbarians and the Case for Homeschooling by The Pilgrim http://ingridschlueter.wordpress.com/2008/04/24/the-new-barbarians-and-the-case-for-homeschooling/#comment-2092 The Pilgrim Sat, 10 May 2008 23:54:28 +0000 http://ingridschlueter.wordpress.com/?p=324#comment-2092 Very good point Deldobuss. If the government thinks that my wife and I are too ill-equipped to teach our children, then that's an indictment to the public school system that both my wife and I were schooled in. Very good point! - The Pilgrim P.S. They must also conclude that the government loves and cares more for our children than their own parents. Ludicrous! Very good point Deldobuss. If the government thinks that my wife and I are too ill-equipped to teach our children, then that’s an indictment to the public school system that both my wife and I were schooled in. Very good point!

- The Pilgrim

P.S. They must also conclude that the government loves and cares more for our children than their own parents. Ludicrous!

]]> Comment on The New Barbarians and the Case for Homeschooling by deldobuss http://ingridschlueter.wordpress.com/2008/04/24/the-new-barbarians-and-the-case-for-homeschooling/#comment-2091 deldobuss Sat, 10 May 2008 16:31:50 +0000 http://ingridschlueter.wordpress.com/?p=324#comment-2091 Even if you can't be "super home-school mom" (you know who you are!!), just doing the basics with your children to the best of your ability will be so much better than public school. I may not always have my ducks in a row, but my children and I are thankful that they do not need to enter a godless environment for the sake of their "education". And if judges and politicians feel that parents are not qualified to teach their children, what are they saying? That public education didn't prepare us to teach the ABC's? If that is the case, it just shows how truly horrible the public education system is! Even if you can’t be “super home-school mom” (you know who you are!!), just doing the basics with your children to the best of your ability will be so much better than public school.

I may not always have my ducks in a row, but my children and I are thankful that they do not need to enter a godless environment for the sake of their “education”.

And if judges and politicians feel that parents are not qualified to teach their children, what are they saying? That public education didn’t prepare us to teach the ABC’s? If that is the case, it just shows how truly horrible the public education system is!

]]> Comment on The New Barbarians and the Case for Homeschooling by Yet another benefit to home schooling your children. « Defending. Contending. http://ingridschlueter.wordpress.com/2008/04/24/the-new-barbarians-and-the-case-for-homeschooling/#comment-2090 Yet another benefit to home schooling your children. « Defending. Contending. Sat, 10 May 2008 06:13:38 +0000 http://ingridschlueter.wordpress.com/?p=324#comment-2090 [...] Posted by The Pilgrim under Home School, News   Ingrid has reported on her blog Hope in Laodicea of yet another example of problems with the public schools. It’s examples like this [...] [...] Posted by The Pilgrim under Home School, News   Ingrid has reported on her blog Hope in Laodicea of yet another example of problems with the public schools. It’s examples like this [...]

]]> Comment on For Mother’s Day by Tara http://ingridschlueter.wordpress.com/2008/05/09/for-mothers-day/#comment-2089 Tara Sat, 10 May 2008 01:46:11 +0000 http://ingridschlueter.wordpress.com/?p=335#comment-2089 I so appreciate your blog writings! This will be my 2nd Mother's Day and being a mama is one of the highest joys of my life! Please check out my blog if interested! www.daughterofthekingofkings.blogspot.com Blessings to you and your family! I so appreciate your blog writings! This will be my 2nd Mother’s Day and being a mama is one of the highest joys of my life! Please check out my blog if interested! http://www.daughterofthekingofkings.blogspot.com

Blessings to you and your family!

]]> Comment on For Mother’s Day by Thomas http://ingridschlueter.wordpress.com/2008/05/09/for-mothers-day/#comment-2088 Thomas Fri, 09 May 2008 18:31:50 +0000 http://ingridschlueter.wordpress.com/?p=335#comment-2088 A mother is the feminine manifestation of the hyper-masculine. Through motherhood, women set aside the goddess crown for which Eve grasped, and become most like Jesus Christ. A mother is the feminine manifestation of the hyper-masculine.

Through motherhood, women set aside the goddess crown for which Eve grasped, and become most like Jesus Christ.

]]> Comment on The New Barbarians and the Case for Homeschooling by Tim http://ingridschlueter.wordpress.com/2008/04/24/the-new-barbarians-and-the-case-for-homeschooling/#comment-2087 Tim Fri, 09 May 2008 17:18:23 +0000 http://ingridschlueter.wordpress.com/?p=324#comment-2087 Oops - here the correct link http://www.americanvision.org/Today/04-02-08.html Oops - here the correct link

http://www.americanvision.org/Today/04-02-08.html

]]> Comment on The New Barbarians and the Case for Homeschooling by Tim http://ingridschlueter.wordpress.com/2008/04/24/the-new-barbarians-and-the-case-for-homeschooling/#comment-2086 Tim Fri, 09 May 2008 17:17:23 +0000 http://ingridschlueter.wordpress.com/?p=324#comment-2086 Here's another good article... http://by101w.bay101.mail.live.com/mail/mail.aspx?wa=wsignin1.0&n=1834167554 Here’s another good article…

http://by101w.bay101.mail.live.com/mail/mail.aspx?wa=wsignin1.0&n=1834167554

]]> Comment on Love Those Birds and Blooms by Caleb http://ingridschlueter.wordpress.com/2008/05/07/love-those-birds-and-blooms/#comment-2082 Caleb Thu, 08 May 2008 04:57:08 +0000 http://ingridschlueter.wordpress.com/?p=329#comment-2082 The simplicity of the country is one of the major reasons that I love visiting my "Uncle" Chris, "Aunt" Audrey (the sister of one of my aunts by marriage) & their boys out on the farm. It's like a totally different world, one of simplicity, charm, reverence for the Lord Jesus Christ & they have something about them that makes you feel you've went back in time about 80 years. I think fondly of the days passed there on their old farm in western Illinois: my mother & I helping with the chores, picnics on the big wraparound porch, watching the cows, pigs & chickens, playing outside with the boys & the farm fresh milk. Aunt Audrey's the proud home-schooling mom of 4 boys & she got her lifelong dream to marry a farmer & have cows. They (my aunt & uncle & the 3 younger boys) recently moved to a much larger farm near Rochester, New York, where they'll be doing beef, sheep & chickens & I had the privelege of taking the train to see them over my spring break at their new place. So, the spring always makes me think of my dear Uncle Chris doing planting. The simplicity of the country is one of the major reasons that I love visiting my “Uncle” Chris, “Aunt” Audrey (the sister of one of my aunts by marriage) & their boys out on the farm. It’s like a totally different world, one of simplicity, charm, reverence for the Lord Jesus Christ & they have something about them that makes you feel you’ve went back in time about 80 years. I think fondly of the days passed there on their old farm in western Illinois: my mother & I helping with the chores, picnics on the big wraparound porch, watching the cows, pigs & chickens, playing outside with the boys & the farm fresh milk. Aunt Audrey’s the proud home-schooling mom of 4 boys & she got her lifelong dream to marry a farmer & have cows. They (my aunt & uncle & the 3 younger boys) recently moved to a much larger farm near Rochester, New York, where they’ll be doing beef, sheep & chickens & I had the privelege of taking the train to see them over my spring break at their new place. So, the spring always makes me think of my dear Uncle Chris doing planting.

]]> Comment on Love Those Birds and Blooms by Elizabeth http://ingridschlueter.wordpress.com/2008/05/07/love-those-birds-and-blooms/#comment-2081 Elizabeth Thu, 08 May 2008 01:48:03 +0000 http://ingridschlueter.wordpress.com/?p=329#comment-2081 I was happy to discover this magazine, from your post! Can't wait for my first issue, and the email newsletter was fun to read, as well. This sort of "restorative" is badly needed, in my view, given the glut of negatives we face in the general culture. I need, personally, to focus more on the good, less on the distressing/evil. On a side note, here in rural NW IL, I had some wonderful bird visitors this week: black and white warblers, rose-breasted grosbeaks, western meadowlarks, goldfinches, chipping sparrows, and the glorious barn swallows with their acrobatics! Good bird week for us. Plus the apples are all blooming, the early garden is growing. Oh...if only we could keep our minds more on our daily blessings, which are so numerous, rather than the evils which seem to surround us.. I was happy to discover this magazine, from your post! Can’t wait for my first issue, and the email newsletter was fun to read, as well.

This sort of “restorative” is badly needed, in my view, given the glut of negatives we face in the general culture. I need, personally, to focus more on the good, less on the distressing/evil.

On a side note, here in rural NW IL, I had some wonderful bird visitors this week: black and white warblers, rose-breasted grosbeaks, western meadowlarks, goldfinches, chipping sparrows, and the glorious barn swallows with their acrobatics! Good bird week for us. Plus the apples are all blooming, the early garden is growing. Oh…if only we could keep our minds more on our daily blessings, which are so numerous, rather than the evils which seem to surround us..

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