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  1. (((hugs))) mama! Last year was the first time any of my children have ever gone to not-homeschool. My second son braved 9th grade while I had our 1.5yo, 3yo, and 11th grader at home. He is back to homeschooling this year, but it was a great learning experience for the both of us. He made some great friends, gained confidence, got a dose of so many different teacher and student personalities (both the good and the so-terrible-can-i-please-punch-them variety)… Praying for you both as you begin this new season!

    1. Hi Marsha!

      Thank you for the prayers! I am looking forward to some confidence building in my girl, and some new friends. I am sure she will have a good time!

      I hope you have a great school year too!

      Randi 🙂

  2. Hugs to you. I had a professor in college who started his freshman Bible and Culture class every year with the statement “All beginnings are hard.” I have gone back to that statement over and over and over again throughout the years since I first heard him say that. It is SO true. The beginning of anything is hard. No matter if it is big or little. Perseverance, however, pays off and things tend to get less hard as you become more familiar. Hang in there, sweetie. Prayers and thoughts for you today.

  3. I hope you and your daughter have a great ‘back to school’ experience, it may be a bit hard as it seems to be the end of an era but every life change use to bring us something wonderful.

  4. Hi Randi! Change is so hard. I understand about the tears coming. I will be doing a bit of that myself in a couple weeks.Our school year will be starting off with a daughter getting married on Sept. 10th and moving to VA. My youngest will be starting her senior year of high school. She will attend a homeschool co-op where I will teach sewing classes and then an Arts school one day a week for drama and music. She is so excited but quite honestly after doing this for 27 years, I wish I was done. We will be doing two classes at home together which will be hard because I work 25 hours a week.

    I am sure you and your sweet daughter will do just fine. I can’t believe how time has flown. When I first found you, I think she was 5! Where are you working Randi?

    1. We have known each for a long time!

      I am working at home and trying to keep it that way. It works well with school schedules and all of that fun stuff.

      I wish you the best with wedding plans and your daughter moving. It’s hard, but you will build a new relationship together. My daughter lives in Indiana and we talk a couple of times a week. I also bug her with texts regularly! 🙂

      Have a great day!

      Randi

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