it really got me toying around with a different angle that perhaps a huge part of virtue development

that mothers have some control over, in addition to habits, would be this idea of vice prevention.

And I do think Charlotte Mason even talks about that a little bit.

She talks about keeping watch at the letting out of waters. Welcome to Scalae Sisters, where we are cultivating the maximum number of

thinking moms we can. This is the podcast for classical homeschooling mamas who yearn for something

more than just checking boxes and getting it all done.

Scalae Sisters discusses topics that matter to those of us who believe that educating ourselves

through reading widely, thinking deeply, and applying faithfully, equips us for the task of

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My co-hosts today are Misty Winkler and Abby Wohl.

Misty is a homeschooling mom of five, including two graduates.

She writes M-Podcasts at Simplyconvial.com and is the author of two excellent books,

The Convial Home School and Simplified Organization.

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Abby is a country-living, farmer, rancher,

a loving wife, and Mama 5 who homeschools and reads whenever she can. If you've considered

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The live replay of the workshop Abby did with Jamie Marstle on teaching

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