Dewey's Treehouse

Twenty years of Treehouse talk

Monday, June 29, 2015

What's for Supper? Pasta Salad. Funny Chocolate.

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Tonight's dinner menu: Polish wieners on the barbecue Pasta Salad Primavera, from Saving Dinner. Dessert: Flintstones chocolate ...
Sunday, June 28, 2015

Quote for the day: Longing unfulfilled

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"At the breakfast table, I took a look at my father with his round head, his iron-colored hair, his chipper red cheeks, and I wondered ...
Friday, June 26, 2015

More Adler

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Too good not to share: "...the common elements that will unite all human beings in a single, cultural community will be related to su...

Adler quote for the day: what is human nature?

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"In what sense then is there a human nature, a specific nature that is common to all members of the species? The answer can be given in...
Thursday, June 25, 2015

One fainting robin

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This robin has been on our porch railing since this morning. He's too young to fly very well, I think. A parent has been by a couple o...
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Wednesday, June 24, 2015

Lighten up (summer clothes)

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I don't think I've ever done a clothes post here, at least not a human one. Usually what I'm wearing isn't my biggest concer...
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Cookie plate

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Rhubarb muffins and store-bought cookies. I had a dozen little star pans left from Christmas, so I decided to use them up.
Monday, June 22, 2015

Quote for the day: what are people for?

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"...each human being as a person is an end to be served, not a means to be used..." Mortimer J. Adler, Ten Philosophical Mistakes
Wednesday, June 17, 2015

Books from the antiques market

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 Found on a recent trip: vintage copies of The Little Duke and Selections from Matthew Arnold. The Little Duke is inscribed "Willie W...
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Quote for the day: An Educational Breakfast

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It was decided to begin with Apple-sauce.    "How happy," exclaimed Mr. Peterkin, "that this should come first of all! A...
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Monday, June 15, 2015

Something to think about: The Art of Clutter

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From Grandpa Squirrel's weekend newspapers: a New York Times article celebrating clutter . "In accumulating, we honor the art o...
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Saturday, June 13, 2015

Quote for the day: how can you tell an honest person?

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"If you ask [a person] intelligent questions--that is, penetrating, interested, honest, frank, direct questions on the subject, and no ...
Thursday, June 11, 2015

Archives, ten years ago: Ponytails

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First posted June 2005. I finished history for this year, almost. I'm doing history about the Wars of the Roses. It's where one si...

Archives, ten years ago: Lydia

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First posted June 2005. Lydia's first blog name was Crayons. 1. Crayons, age 4, perusing an alphabet place mat: How come the O is HERE...
Wednesday, June 10, 2015

What's for supper? Chili fries

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Tonight's dinner menu: Reheated macaroni and cheese Reheated chili with fries baked on top Yesterday's salad Strawberr...
Tuesday, June 09, 2015

Carnival of Homeschooling #472: The Retirement Edition

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When Henry asked me to fill in as host for this month's Carnival of Homeschooling , I couldn't say no. I have been part of the Ca...
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Monday, June 08, 2015

Homeschooling reaches its end

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Mr. Fixit and I were having a conversation, about other conversations we've had with other people. One thing we've noticed is that t...
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Another funny commercial

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When I had my first tablet, this commercial used to show up every time I downloaded an e-book. I thought it was funny at the time.

Last call for the Carnival of Homeschooling

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Did any of you have trouble with the how-to-submit-to-the-Carnival-of-Homeschooling link I posted? Here it is again, working for sure this t...
Friday, June 05, 2015

I'm blogging over at the new site today

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I'm blogging at AnneWrites today.  Want to come over? Big Green Checkmarks Richard Feynman says (in The Meaning of It All: Thoughts...
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