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[...] least- This ginormous screen is one of the most annoying things I can imagine at 2:30 am. The post Ecuador #3: Flight and arrival appeared first on Not quite wonder woman. [...]

[...] needs to catch up! Oh, and if you wonder what the movie was, it was 007′s Casino Royale. The post Ecuador #4: From Quito to Montanita appeared first on Not quite wonder woman. [...]

[...] , inner-tubing, and a snack lunch with Arrecife Marino Nahdumis Tours. (more on that later) The post Ecuador #6: WHALES appeared first on Not quite wonder woman. [...]

[...] dentist of Montanita And of course I wouldn’t be doing my duty if I didn’t share this… The post ECUADOR #7: The beach town~Montanita appeared first on Not quite wonder woman. [...]

There is one highway that runs the coast of Ecuador. One. One road, and I don’t mean you can get to it easily or that other roads branch off into th [...]

The first day we arrived at La Casa De Curia (if you say this word like Korea the taxi drivers will understand you better), the grounds keeper, Julio, [...]

[...] love seat like homesteaders in Oklahoma. We were experienced with the drill this time through Quito airport. About 7:30 I decided to dig through the carry on bag that held our prescription medicine, [...]

[...] we will visit sites such as the equator before flying back to Atlanta. Re-cap- 1 night in Quito airport 8 nights in Montanita 3 nights in Guayaquil 4 nights in Banos 4 nights in Quito (in an [...]

[...] from the air at night. 15. My “Thank you Jesus” moment when we touched down was sincere. 16. Quito airport does not have cushioned seats or carpeted floors. 17. The music of my youth is a lot less [...]

[...] The first day we arrived at La Casa De Curia (if you say this word like Korea the taxi drivers will understand you better), the grounds [...]

[...] caught a cab, per the instructions from the rental’s owner, and made our way to La Casa De Curia. It’s a little (actually it’s a nice size) house that sits on a hill overlooking [...]

[...] along the way and sometimes adjusted the adjustments. I have been reading quite a number of homeschool blogs and it occurred to me what a unique position I am in. I realize that a large percent of the [...]

[...] at them yourself and see if they would be a fit for your family. I can also recommend other homeschool blogs that have middle school children so you can see what works for other families. You can read [...]

[...] him or tell what was going on but at some point during our trek across the Guayaquil Bus Terminal he started to run. Well, what choice did we have but to run too? With backpacks [...]

[...] the Andes, we had the nerve-wracking experience of a place they like to call the Guayaquil Bus Terminal. If you don’t have to go here, don’t. We do, so we did. We bought tickets to [...]

[...] I’ve given myself the go ahead to put the few more Ecuador post on hold while I give attention to the here and now. It is a hard thing to do, kinda like I [...]

[...] to have a very warm welcome evening with my family and re-acclimate to ‘normal’ life. The post Ecuador Post #1- pre-trip, the itinerary appeared first on Not quite wonder woman. [...]

[...] With Unit Studies Our Must Have Items for Unit Study by Blog She Wrote And MY HOMESCHOOL PINTEREST BOARD this is how all young ladies homeschooling look :) The post HOMESCHOOL: 6th Grade in [...]

[...] plans and hours of scouring Rainbow Resource, Homeschool Reviews, and deciphering my homeschool Pinterest board to decide what I really liked, what I pinned for friends with younger children, and [...]

[...] Education Top 10 Ways to Learn Through Travel 17 Reasons Why World Travel Is Good for You The post HOMESCHOOL: The education of travel. Ecuador post #2 appeared first on Not quite wonder woman. [...]

[...] And MY HOMESCHOOL PINTEREST BOARD this is how all young ladies homeschooling look :) The post HOMESCHOOL: 6th Grade in Review appeared first on Not quite wonder woman. [...]

[...] answer was permission. Somewhere during our busy weekend I gave myself permission not to finish Saxon Math by cramming in 2 lessons a day for the next 20 days. I gave myself permission to put away the [...]

[...] come lately didn’t take a shine to it either. (Again, need math? I know a gal.) So Saxon Math to the rescue. When in doubt use Saxon Math. I know, there are plenty of you shaking your [...]