Category Philosophy

In the five years since graduating from Ambleside, I have held close the loves that it shaped in me. I love peaceful learning; Ambleside formed in me a diligence and deep interest which outlasts and supersedes the bribery of grades, the perfectionism that drives procrastination, and the harshness of hurry.  
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We started visiting Christian schools and the second school we visited was an Ambleside school. The Head of School answered our questions and we knew we were in the right place. We decided to take that next step, trusting that God would provide the tuition — which He did miraculously.
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Hannah Whitall Smith, mother to seven, speaker, suffragist, and author, wrote The Christian’s Secret of a Happy Life in 1875. I found her timeless wisdom to be refreshing, challenging, and grounding to my soul that teetered on the fulcrum between the eras of modernism and postmodernism.
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When we think of relationships, we usually think of those persons whose lives have touched our lives – family, friends, and co-workers. As important as these are, we must expand our vision.
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Those with the habit of being grateful have eyes to see and ears to hear the many gifts that are daily given. Yet, is there ever a day when we cannot find some excuse for ingratitude, anxiety and dissatisfaction? But, what is the fruit of this bad habit?
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Rarely do we see transformation in one simple step, and never have I seen it without tension.  We can use that tension and decide that what we left behind was left behind us.
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