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Jun 1, 2018

My kids piled out of the mini-van and chatted happily, heading in the door of the donut shop. It was hot — almost 100 degrees on this mid-July day. But it was the first day of school and that means donuts.

This was not some spontaneous decision made in the moment, but instead, a planned (and beloved) tradition that makes the first day of school something we anticipate instead of dread.

We always start school on a Wednesday. We always start with just a handful of subjects. We always start with a tidy school room. And we always get donuts. Why? Because we like it that way and also because mom is a checklist mom.

Listen or read more at https://pambarnhill.com/checklist-homeschool-moms/

1 Comments
  • almost six years ago
    Alison
    I’ve never been more touched by any of your episodes. I have certainly felt judged for my planning personality, and even left a co-op because I finally came to terms with the fact that their fly-by-the-seat-of-the-pants philosophy didn’t mesh with mine, and I didn’t need to subject myself to the judgment that regularly came with that fact. Thank you so much for addressing this topic & “going there” in your upbeat way!!
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