Forwarded from Dissident-Homeschool
Get ready, math will be your favorite subject. Here is a GREAT math assignment for your 2nd through 5th grader.
A common question is "How do I redpill my children?".
The answer is to do it gradually. Incorporate broader lessons into subjects like math. You can teach percentages by talking about Jewish overrepresentation in media and negro overrepresentation in crime for example.
(For those less open to pdf, screenshots.)
A common question is "How do I redpill my children?".
The answer is to do it gradually. Incorporate broader lessons into subjects like math. You can teach percentages by talking about Jewish overrepresentation in media and negro overrepresentation in crime for example.
(For those less open to pdf, screenshots.)
Forwarded from ✨𝕨𝕖𝕤𝕥𝕖𝕣𝕟 𝕗𝕖𝕞 𝕒𝕖𝕤𝕥𝕙𝕖𝕥𝕚𝕔𝕒✨
What is Slow Living?
It's a slower approach to everyday life.
Mindfulness, being aware and present of your surroundings.
It's knowing that faster isn't always better.
Slow living is a connection to your community and a commitment to purpose.
It's also about consuming less and being mindful of what you do consume. This includes food, music, movies, podcasts, social media, and all products.
It's a slower approach to everyday life.
Mindfulness, being aware and present of your surroundings.
It's knowing that faster isn't always better.
Slow living is a connection to your community and a commitment to purpose.
It's also about consuming less and being mindful of what you do consume. This includes food, music, movies, podcasts, social media, and all products.
It's the small things that are little reminders of how truly blessed I am! While doing laundry (and always checking pockets of course!) I came across a sticker my son gave to my husband. He wore it on his shirt until the stickiness came off and then put it into his pocket for safe keeping. 💗 Cherish good fathers and husbands!
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Thanksgiving - Story.pdf
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Thanksgiving story for the children
Here is a Thanksgiving story without magical injun farmers or the notion of Pilgrims stealing injun land. Travel back to 1620 and look at America the way the Christian separatists did: as a beautiful piece of land filled with untapped potential. This story ends, asking the child who you can rely on. This season, give thanks for God, your family and your kinfolk.
Here is a Thanksgiving story without magical injun farmers or the notion of Pilgrims stealing injun land. Travel back to 1620 and look at America the way the Christian separatists did: as a beautiful piece of land filled with untapped potential. This story ends, asking the child who you can rely on. This season, give thanks for God, your family and your kinfolk.
Forwarded from Robyn Riley
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Motherland Live: Where we've been + A Gender Reveal!
Hello and Welcome to Motherland! This channel has been created by Robyn (aka Critical Condition) and Rebecca (Blonde in the Belly of the Beast) as a resource for pro-natalist people who are interested in following our journey into motherhood. We hope that…
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This salmon is crispy and candied on the outside while soft, medium and buttery in the middle - the thinner you slice the garlic the more "candied" they end up.
Enjoy this 2 minute recipe.
Wild Caught Salmon
2 tbsp olive oil
1/3 cup honey
6 sliced garlic cloves
salt (about 2 tsp/filet)
dill (add after cooking so it doesn't burn)
Join the chat and let us know how you like the recipe:
t.me/joinchat/cH_mHYFlTrk4MGRh
@HomesteadAppalachia
Enjoy this 2 minute recipe.
Wild Caught Salmon
2 tbsp olive oil
1/3 cup honey
6 sliced garlic cloves
salt (about 2 tsp/filet)
dill (add after cooking so it doesn't burn)
Join the chat and let us know how you like the recipe:
t.me/joinchat/cH_mHYFlTrk4MGRh
@HomesteadAppalachia