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No More Homeschool Bookmark


There they are! My college kids:) The class of 2021, 2022, and 2023. I can't stop smiling at this picture. I'm almost in disbelief that this is happening but, here we are.

Ending my homeschooling journey is hard. I just deleted my homeschool bookmark on my laptop. I won't need that anymore. I think the only thing helping me keep it together is Lily will be commuting to college instead of moving away. I've been helping her get ready by ordering books and scrubs and buying school supplies. It is a nice way to transition out of my normal August routine of buying "our" homeschool supplies. I'm so incredibly proud of each of the kids choosing to continue their education.

 Honestly, it was always my goal for them. But I wanted them to choose it for themselves. It's important to allow them to choose a God-directed path in life and it makes me so happy to see that college is a part of that path. I always regretted not finishing my degree. I guess it's never too late.

We officially have a senior, a junior, and a freshman this year. I'm so excited to see my Brooke in a cap and gown, finally! It was something we were not able to do when she finished high school. And I pray that even with this Covid happening, that we will get to see her walk and get her degree. I can't wait!!! 

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