Work—work—work!My Labour never flags;And what are its wages? A bed of straw,A crust of bread—and rags.That shatter’d roof—and this naked
Author: T. Morris
The Making and Galvanization of a Confederate Spy
(Note: The following is a repost of an article I wrote and submitted for publication at ID two years ago,
Practical Help for Young Parents and Homeschoolers, Part III
I wrote a while back, and metaphorically, about how the process of mirror grinding and polishing is analogous in certain
Paying (Belated) Tribute to Columbia’s Longest Day
For 14 consecutive years leading up to 2019, this article informs us, Columbia, South Carolina has commemorated the occasion of
In Memoriam: Mrs. Lutie Hailey Walcott, Real Daughter of the Confederacy
I wrote about the Confederate Home of Ardmore, Oklahoma back in October of last year, with full intention of revisiting
The Making and Restoring of Masterpieces
Disclaimer: It has never been “my thing” to write Book or Movie reviews, nor am I especially inclined to make
Practical Help for Young Parents and Homeschoolers, cont.
When I got out of the Air Force and returned to Oklahoma, I went straight to work in construction for
Confessions of a Public Schooled Homeschooler, Part I
Homeschooling our children was not my idea to begin with. Nevertheless, none of my kids have ever darkened the door
What Are You NOT Doing in Educating Your Kids? – A Personal Anecdote
A few years back, my father was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer pending a biopsy report to confirm the fact.
How to Properly Shape the Mind and Character of a Child – An Analogy
Noah Webster once wrote that he considered the education of youth a vocation of more consequence than the making of