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1.
Noah and Rosie took part in the 27th annual Run for the Homeless. 

Run for the Homeless 2018

Run for the Homeless 2018

Run for the Homeless 2018

Rosie placed 11th in her age group and Noah was 100 out of 900 male runners. 

2.

My Sister hosted our Thanksgiving Feast for 20 people. It was great! 





3.
My son Sam finally opened his restaurant and Calvin and Sarah went to visit. They have sold out a couple of times this weekend! It seems like they’re a hit!

4.

We didn’t have Miss C. for Thanksgiving Day, but she did get to spend some evenings with her Uncle Calvin and Aunt Sarah. It seems like these two always pick up right where they left off!



5.
Are you looking for something uniquely Catholic for your teens? The Christian Catholic Shop is extending their Black Friday Sale until tonight. These T-shirts are unique and super cute. They’re Catholic shirts that teens can love without being preachy. 

Click here

Catholic Shirt I Do My Best And God Does The Rest Premium Tee
I Do My Best/God Does the Rest

Nativity T-Shirt
Nativity T-Shirt

6.
We watched Pottersville on Netflix last week. It was actually pretty enjoyable and family friendly. If you need something to watch that everyone can agree on, this might be it, although I think have to be familiar with It’s a Wonderful Life and Jaws to be able to get some of the subtleties. 

7.

Bravewriter is having their big Cyber Monday Sale. If you have ever wanted to ditch the workbooks and teach writing and grammar in a literature-based way, here’s your chance.
Brave Writer Cyber Monday Sale
Are you teaching English Literature next year or next semester? Then these issues of the Boomerang might be just what you’re looking for. 

Each guide of  The Boomerang is geared toward 8th to 10th graders (ages 12—advanced, 13-15) and is the indispensable tool for Brave Writer parents who want to teach language arts in a natural, literature-bathed context.
This guide contains the following features:
  • 4 Passages (one per week) for copywork/dictation
  • Notes about punctuation, spelling, vocabulary, and literary elements
  • 9 Think Piece questions
  • Golden Lines prompt
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