Welcome to season four of the Brave Writer Podcast, A Brave Writers Life in Brief.

I'm Julie Bogart, your host.

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Party school is just a little phrase that I coined back when I was developing my own

homeschool experience. We're going to look at the properties of party school and

how you can turn this into a practice that brings some

pixie dust a little enchantment to your home school.

So party school. The notion of party school sounds almost oxymoronic, doesn't it?

We think of school as being this place to master academics. We think of parties as a place to have fun and get away

from all that responsibility. I remember years ago being in a church service

where the pastor was quoting a verse from the Bible and I just

share this with you to talk about party school I'm not trying to advocate a

certain spiritual perspective but here's the verse there's a verse in the Bible that says everything should be done

decently and in order. And here's what he said. This has always stayed with me.

He says in some church settings this is how they read the

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