It’s a hat trick of carnivals:
100th Carnival of Homeschooling,
6th Charlotte Mason Carnival (with great Maurice Sendak illustrations!)
and the Christmas themed Carnival of Recipes.

Some highlights from the COH:
April (hey! great name!) at Lunablog has some great organization tips.
DHM has some thoughts on putting leaders on pedestals and the dangers therein.
Shauna at Treasure Seekers has an excellent idea for a basket of holiday books. (I wonder if it’s too late for me to implement this idea? Maybe next year.)
I want the comfy chair found at “Have you made your indoor tea corner yet?”
And this great idea for a grandparents gift. (Step away from the link, mom!)

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And now I’m going to bed. Goodnight.