Nadezda woke up early to try to solve the riddle. Valora and Farren followed her downstairs, into the kitchen.

   Norla was up and about. Bacon was frying, and a fresh baking of biscuits was cooling on the counter. She was, at the moment, making lots of scrambled eggs.

   "Hi, Mom," Nadezda said.

   "Good morning," Norla answered.

   Nadezda plunked onto a chair. Farren and Valora sat across from her.

  "Mom, could you pass me a pad, please?" Nadezda asked.

  When she had a pad, she took the pen offered to her by Valora and read the riddle:

tea-strings all tied up
on my fingertips, leading somewhere
airplanes all high up
above the runway strips, heading somewhere
I told you it doesn't have to be this way
it was just a feeling

tea-string all tied up
I can't remember
what to remember

airplanes all high up
against the palm backdrop;
should I remember?

tea-strings now tether us
by our fingertips, knit us together
airplanes won't take us
we're stuck on runway strips, knit tight together

 Hey! This was my article one week because I write for the local paper. Please feel free to post your thoughts or even more fun--make your own!

This week, I want to introduce you to homeschool and the top ten assumptions people make.

            10. Kids are forced to homeschool: Most homeschoolers have asked to be homeschooled, or have chosen that due to their lifestyle.

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*A/N* hey! I wrote this a while ago, liked it, and after fixing a couple of things, decided to post it. Hope y'all enjoy!!!

One of the most frequently raised challenges to the feasibility of biblical history is the question, “Where did Cain get his wife?”  In other words, how could all humans come from an original mother and father, when this would obviously involve the incest of their children?  Somewhere, a man would have to marry his sister – and that’s immoral!  (Right?)  Isn’t that a huge blunder for a moral creator God to set up the human race so that fulfillment of his command, “be fruitful and multiply” would require an immoral act?