When Rachel was a preschooler, the top ten tunes boomed in the car and she was bopping along in the back.
When she figured out the words, they flowed off her tongue, adult lyrics that weren’t intended for baby ears. But she had the rhythm and she definitely had the moves.
Introducing Rachel…
Introducing Rachel…
She is always an eager enthusiast.
As a baby, she sat for hours on her daddy’s lap as he studied political analysis sites pre-American presidential elections.
Daddy thought she was interested in a political career. She was just happy as a lark with daddy. This little birdy just wanted attention, no political worms were required, just attention.
Rachel is the charmer.
She’d rather not sit down to do anything. Instead, she likes to read, but don’t tell her when.
She is a smartie pants.
You’ll find her playing chess, Stratego, and logic games, but suggests we do them for studies and she doesn’t want to have anything to do with it.
I’ve learned she does creative her way.
Ask her to paint a picture, and she’ll make abstract lines and geometrical shapes, with happy colours, but no cliche rainbows for her.
Rachel is unintimidated by a camera.
Who even are her parents? She sure didn’t get that skill from us.
Rachel is unique.
When I asked her to coordinate her outfit: which is an orange shirt and fuchsia skirt, she cocks her head: do you mean make them the same colour?
That’s unfashionable!
(Who knew I was doing it wrong all these years?)
Free-spirited, that’s who this gal is. She is our Rachel.
Are you considering high school for your homeschooler?
- A Homeschool Teenager’s Perspective: How to Homeschool High School
- Entering Homeschool High School
- Having a High School Homeschooler at Home
- High School Options & Post-Secondary School
- How to Include Your Children & Their Interests in your Homeschool
