Comments for A Grand Homeschool Experiment http://agrandhomeschoolexperiment.wordpress.com Adventures in Homeschooling Mon, 06 Apr 2009 00:56:17 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Time to update! by Elephantschild http://agrandhomeschoolexperiment.wordpress.com/2009/04/05/time-to-update/#comment-72 Elephantschild Mon, 06 Apr 2009 00:56:17 +0000 http://agrandhomeschoolexperiment.wordpress.com/?p=20#comment-72 YAY! YAY!

]]> Comment on Our Family by katherinej http://agrandhomeschoolexperiment.wordpress.com/the-players/#comment-71 katherinej Tue, 15 Jan 2008 18:35:30 +0000 http://agrandhomeschoolexperiment.wordpress.com/the-players/#comment-71 Hi! Came over here after I saw you visited my blog. I love the descriptions of your family! We have a "Grandma" just like the one you described. Aren't they fun? ;-) Off to wander around your blog a bit. Kathy Hi! Came over here after I saw you visited my blog. I love the descriptions of your family! We have a “Grandma” just like the one you described. Aren’t they fun? ;-)
Off to wander around your blog a bit.
Kathy

]]> Comment on Our Family by The Dear Husband http://agrandhomeschoolexperiment.wordpress.com/the-players/#comment-31 The Dear Husband Mon, 17 Sep 2007 15:43:48 +0000 http://agrandhomeschoolexperiment.wordpress.com/the-players/#comment-31 If it's for your studies, dear, why would I object? God knows we've put enough into *my* studies. If it’s for your studies, dear, why would I object? God knows we’ve put enough into *my* studies.

]]> Comment on Our Family by Faith http://agrandhomeschoolexperiment.wordpress.com/the-players/#comment-19 Faith Thu, 16 Aug 2007 15:51:48 +0000 http://agrandhomeschoolexperiment.wordpress.com/the-players/#comment-19 Thank you! It started getting blurry after a while. But after reading that much of it, you realize that there is almost a cadence to some of the shires (there were different writers in charge of the final drafts of different regions, and you can tell who is who by the way they write once you read it a little while). I really loved it. A day didn't pass where I didn't read something that made me laugh at what was considered normal. My project was on the Women of Domesday, so I was looking for specific names and occurances of feminine words. Now, THIS is the really geeky part - I want to go back and be able to read the whole thing in the original Medieval Latin (and it's possible that some folios are done in Medieval French, but I don't remember off the top of my head. YIKES! ) I want the facsimile that we had the university, as well as a facsimile of The Lindisfarne Gospels - but I don't think Alan would approve of the insane amounts of money I'd have to spend to get them. Thank you! It started getting blurry after a while. But after reading that much of it, you realize that there is almost a cadence to some of the shires (there were different writers in charge of the final drafts of different regions, and you can tell who is who by the way they write once you read it a little while). I really loved it. A day didn’t pass where I didn’t read something that made me laugh at what was considered normal. My project was on the Women of Domesday, so I was looking for specific names and occurances of feminine words.

Now, THIS is the really geeky part – I want to go back and be able to read the whole thing in the original Medieval Latin (and it’s possible that some folios are done in Medieval French, but I don’t remember off the top of my head. YIKES! )

I want the facsimile that we had the university, as well as a facsimile of The Lindisfarne Gospels – but I don’t think Alan would approve of the insane amounts of money I’d have to spend to get them.

]]> Comment on Our Family by elephantschild http://agrandhomeschoolexperiment.wordpress.com/the-players/#comment-18 elephantschild Thu, 16 Aug 2007 02:57:06 +0000 http://agrandhomeschoolexperiment.wordpress.com/the-players/#comment-18 Just to expose how big a geek I am, I think it's very cool that you've read the Domesday Book. I harbor a secret desire for an MFA in Book Arts and Conservation... Just to expose how big a geek I am, I think it’s very cool that you’ve read the Domesday Book.

I harbor a secret desire for an MFA in Book Arts and Conservation…

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