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Each portfolio includes 16 beautiful reproductions printed on thick card stock and stored

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welcome back to a delectable education. I'm Nicole Williams, your host today, and we are continuing

our series Charlotte Mason in the home. Today I'm here with Tony Onks, who we met, Liz Emily and I met by phone three, almost three years ago,

and then in person just a

person, she's been somebody that we have always been very encouraged by

because when she learned about Charlotte Mason,

she seemed to jump in with both feet,

despite the fact that she had six kids at home

that she was teaching, one older than that

and one younger, but it seemed like a lot of bravery, a lot to just make such a large shift in her

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