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Flanders Family Home Life

Living, Loving, & Learning Together

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Cursive Logic US Presidents & Citizens
A-Z Uppercase Magnatab (Timberdoodle Review)
Timberdoodle 3rd Grade Curriculum: Math
Timberdoodle 3rd Grade Curriculum: Unboxing
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Alphabet Cards for Beginning Readers (Free Printable)
Free Printing Practice Sheets
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Mailbag: Scripture Copywork in Manuscript
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State Bird Coloring Pages (Free Printable)
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Kindergarten Recommendations: Lay a Foundation

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EP 111: Are You Up for a Challenge?
EP 110: On Joyful Motherhood
A Forgiving Heart Prayer Guide
EP 109: Does Your Marriage Need a Miracle?
EP 108: How Can You Tell When You Need a Break?

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Schools winding down for the summer which means… more time to work on projects!

A delightful day at the Dallas Arboretum! 🌸

I swapped out the ornaments on my seasonal tree this week for the red, white, and blue decor that will remain up through Memorial Day in May, Flag Day (and our sitting president’s birthday) in June, and Independence Day in July.

We are super proud of our son Isaac, who graduated magna cum laude from UT Tyler with a Bachelor’s in Chemical Engineering this weekend!

Lunch at N7 yesterday: It wasn’t easy to find, but very delicious and well worth the search.

Absolutely stunning views at Oak Alley Plantation. The docents did a great job contrasting the lives of the successful owners vs. their beleaguered slaves who made such a lavish life possible. We also learned a lot about modern sugar cane production and processing.

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