If you’ve been in Amanda’s writer’s society for any length of time, you’ve definitely heard the term ANI chart. ANI is an acronym that stands for Affirmative, negative, and interesting information about a specific issue. The idea of creating an ANI chart around a thesis is from the writing program called The Lost Tools of […]
Are you a history buff? Do you want your kids to know all of world history, inside and out? Are you subconsciously planning on one or more members of your immediate family ending up on Jeopardy at a young age and blowing everyone away with their effortless recitation of Justinian’s code, in its entirety? No?
Imagine embarking on a journey. You’ve packed your bags, prepared your car for adventure, and loaded your kids. It’s now time to hit the road. You get in the minivan, turn to your husband, and ask, “So where are we going?” Does this sound likely? Probably not. I can’t think of anything more anxiety producing
I had a beautiful leather bag in the 4th grade in which I kept what any little girl would keep: The Complete Works of Shakespeare, The Complete Works of Tennyson, and a journal. It’s funny, but it’s no joke. I was a bookworm in the deepest sense of the word. I have always had a
It’s summer. Time to get some good hammock reading into our schedule. Every month, Amanda and I share the books that we are currently reading, but we don’t typically rate them or look at past reads. For July and August, I thought that I’d take some time to look at a few great books. This
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