Well that was the world’s shortest NaBloPoMo. I fell off the wagon on the third day!
Oh well, I figure that I’m always telling my kids not to give up when things go a bit pear shaped, so here I am. Keeping on going.
Sadly there is little to report on the home educating front around the Patch today. Courtesy of a late Spring cold everyone is feeling well below par and so I caved in and let them do as they pleased.
Instead, I will share my favourite quote from our* October Quotes series. It speaks to the core of home educating for me. And as an ex-Anthropology graduate, I can’t possibly pass over Ms Mead’s observation.
- by ‘our’ I mean NCHENZ.
The Pukeko Patch 
I’ve decided my NaBloPoMo challenge will be a success if I work on a blog post everyday, rather than if I publish one every day. I like to draft, leave it to sit for a day, then review it and post. So I guess I’m aiming for about 15 published posts – a big increaseon my norm of 2-4 per month.
Good to see you keep going.
Thanks.
It’s not a great start, but who can predict when the lurgy monster will show up!
Now to get the creativity level up too. 😀