Every well-written
blog needs a purpose. Those without a solid foundation tend to fail.
Trust me, I know from experience.
Trust me, I know from experience.
People are
the same way. They need a purpose, or they will falter and become wanderers,
without direction or hope.
This is a
blog written by a young homeschooler who found herself in a dilemma after she
graduated highschool. She knew that she didn’t want to go to college, unlike
most of her peers. She had a very vague outline for the near future, but she
wasn’t exactly sure what God wanted her to do in this new stage of life. She
was starting to feel a little lost.
Well, she’s
still not sure what the future holds for her. But she has found that her
purpose doesn’t have to be a tangible, touchable thing. Her purpose is to carry
on where God leads her and keep her eyes on the distant horizon, following His
guidance.
This is a
chronicle of a homeschool graduate. It will reflect the thoughts, passions, and
moral foundations of a conservative Christian. It will contain the honest
opinion of an individual who is really an alien in this culture. Through this
blog, readers may catch a glimpse of the goals, aspirations, and motivations of
one teenager that decided to take a different approach to life.
I an t-ainm Chríost,
An céimí
scolaíocht sa bhaile
Hi Kayla! Thanks so much for stopping by and following my blog. I was touched and thrilled to find my blog on your recommended resources page as well! Your recommendation is very kind. :)
ReplyDeleteI see some like-minded books on here! Patrick Carr's Cast of Stones, among others. ;) I've met Bryan Davis, actually, and heard a session he taught on why Christian fantasy is good--just awesome. His books are ones I should like to read some time. And Stengl's books look epic, too.
And is this Gaelic on your blog? :D How wonderful! Wishing you all success with your blogging endeavors!
God bless!
Schuyler
I've been enjoying your blog for over a year now...I first heard of you when you spoke at the 2013 Inch Convention. I was graduating that year, and the sessions that you gave really helped me in my decision to opt out on college. :)
ReplyDeleteI actually picked up [I]A Cast of Stones[/I] after I read your review. I really enjoyed it! Hopefully I'll get my hands on the rest of the trilogy soon. Bryan Davis is one of my favorite authors---he has some crazy plot-lines, but I really appreciate his work. I got to be a pre-publication reader for one of his newest books last fall. Anne Stengl's books are heartily recommended...her allegory is absolutely terrific. I'm hoping to review her books when I get chance.
It is Gaelic. :) I really love the Irish language and culture...just a little piece of my heritage. My understanding of Gaelic is rather limited, though, so I relied on google translate for most of that sentence.
Thanks for stopping by!
Dia duit,
Kayla