by Jean Boyd | May 11, 2015 | Religious Life, Way Beyond Marietta
If you have a short or long story about travels way beyond Marietta, please let us know! WHEN YOUR GPS FAILS YOU… “Let’s go!” said my husband, Don, as he headed out the door. Our daughter, Josie, 12 years of age, came rushing down the hallway. “Is the GPS in the...
by Ty Wilson | May 5, 2015 | Beyond Marietta, Travel, Way Beyond Marietta
Let’s face it: nobody needs a specific reason to head to the 50th state. There’s perfect weather all year long and scenic wonders only rivaled by postcards and culinary delights… aloha! No excuses needed for a Hawaiian getaway. You simply go. But...
by Ty Wilson | Apr 10, 2015 | Beyond Marietta, Travel, Way Beyond Marietta
Here in my hometown of Charlotte, NC, the weather is simply perfect for spring: mild days, comfy nights and there’s the option to carry a light jacket and umbrella in case you get caught in a passing rain shower. For me, spring is a friendly reminder of what...
by Donna Vail | Jan 19, 2015 | Way Beyond Marietta
It’s as simple as this: You can’t expect your children to love learning if you don’t love to learn. If you don’t have a joy in learning it will be hard for them to have a joy in learning. Children learn what they live so as parents we must ask ourselves how we are...
by Emily McMason | Jan 9, 2015 | Way Beyond Marietta
Three weeks later and my palms are still sweating. It was mid-December. The curtain went up. And my daughter went down. An angel brought to her knees by a too-long hem. Or maybe a slippery floor. Or it could have been due to shaky nerves. The cause doesn’t matter. The...
by Donna Vail | Jan 5, 2015 | Homeschool, Way Beyond Marietta
Are you the educator in your household and your spouse is not? What is an educator anyway? An educator is one who educates and develops the faculties and powers of another by teaching or instruction. In the modern homeschool, more often than not one spouse assumes the...
