In case you've already read the Ikebana post below that I posted this morning, I just wanted to say that I added my own pictures below it as an update. :)
Jo's Boys' Butterflies :)
All butterfly photos were taken my the front yard's butterfly garden.
Florida is a fabulous state for butterflies! In my butterfly garden you will daily see Cloudless Sulphur, Zebra Longwing (the official Florida State Butterfly), White Peacock, Gulf Fritillary, Monarch, Queen, Eastern Black Swallowtail, Eastern Tiger Swallowtail, and Giant Swallowtail butterflies... and some spring/summer/fall days you may see all of them!
Enjoy the photos, but please remember that all are Copyright 2006 by the blog owner. Use is prohibited except for express permission.
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Kris and her husband live in beautiful Tennessee and are such wonderful people! She writes about homeschooling, frugality, loving God, budgeting, weight loss and all sorts of other subjects near and dear to my heart. She and her husband are such nice folk- I've met them in person!! - Chris
Husband of Alaska, he comes up with truly bizarre yet incredibly entertaining blog entries. Homeschooling Dad and hunter of Naked Mole Rat photos, he loves Mystery Foods and motorcycles. - Circle of Quiet
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Yay!! Crissy is blogging again!! I missed her. I love her booklists and hearing about her homeschooling journey. - Donna
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Husband of Sora (Parah), is leader of Colvinism, a wing of Reformed paedocommunionists who seek to have quivers full of Latin and Greek scholars. I want to be like him when I grow up. - Dy
She is so down-to-earth and nice... always upbeat and wears her heart on her sleeve. - Homeschool Buzz
A blog that discusses some of the most recent happenings in the homeschool community. Good for keeping up with homeschooling current events! - Hornblower
She's just *such* an amazing writer. I love how she writes about politics as well as homeschooling, mothering, etc. She's very honest, telling it like it is. A big treat: all the pictures she posts! - Jean in Wisconsin
On her blog Shades of White, she tells of her beautiful farm, their animals, homeschooling, her family and her faith. Her farm stories and photos are unforgettable. - Jen I.
Witty, charming, beautiful homeschooling Momma of six with a 16-year-old-daughter... incredibly wise in the homeschooling community and an absolute joy to hang out with. Her blog keeps me in STITCHES! I get to see her again next week! Aren't you jealous? You should be... - Jeni
In Which...a brilliant authoress enthralls me with her wit and devotion to her family and God. She's just as cool in person... I've met her! - Joanne Jacobs
A fabulous blog about the happenings in education and educational circles, given from a conservative veiwpoint. - Kate at Under the Sky
A blog of theology, great books, and homeschooling, written by one with much experience in all three areas. Kate is an amazing person who is witty, lovely, kind and brilliant. She knows the ins and outs of the homeschooling community like the back of her hand. I get to see her again next week! Aren't you jealous of me? You should be... - Kim
Homeschooling mother who is very introspective, wise and deeply thoughtful. She writes extensively on her faith. - Michelle Malkin
Politically conservative blogger who is on top of everything! - Sarah
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**new** - Steph in Texas
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(the above to be spoken with reverence and awe). She is THE homeschooling goddess. The Queen of our Homeschooling Universe. The author of the Homeschooling Bible. - The Choosing Home Blog
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A warm and friendly military wife who is homeschooling five children!! She's just as cool in person! I've met her! And the chicks! And Mr. Chick!
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Highly recommended by a family I greatly admire. - Backwoods Home Magazine
- Freedom You!
- Mother's Earth News & Library
- The Family Homestead
A wonderful treasure-trove of homemaking information, such as recipes and budgeting. - Mary Hunt's Cheapskate Monthly
Mary has written some of the absolute BEST books about family budgeting practices. I heartily recommend them! - National Review's Blog
It's the conservative news place to be. - Drudge Report
It's where I get my news... - The Well-Educated Mind
Another site by Susan Wise Bauer, this is more focused on self-education of the classics. - The Well-Trained Mind
The basis for the curriculum that we use.
Jo's Boys Photos
- Here you will find pictures of our family, our lives, our adventures or our surroundings. I hope that they bless and amuse you! We are me (Jo), my sweet dh Mr. Jo's Boys, our son Oldest (12) and our son Youngest (7). (All original text, photographs, drawings and other artwork on this blog Copyright held by blog author. Unauthorized use in whole or part is strictly prohibited.)
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How often do you have to replace the flowers? Those are beautiful.
Posted by: Dy | August 14, 2006 at 11:56 PM