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Well dd finished up in LHFHG today. We worked hard to get it done and then we closed the book, both sat there for a sec looked at each other with a melencoly look and my daughter picked up the teachers manual that has been our companion for a year and hugged and kissed it and said goodbye.

We could'nt wait to finish, to get the gratfication of accomplishment, but then when we did, we wanted to do it all over agiain! Thank you Hod for being our beloved curriculum of our very first year of hs . We are looking forward to starting Beyond next week, which I know will be another great year!

aww, I am sure this is how I am going to feel when it is over. I did get my Beyond & Bigger manual's this week and they look wonderful. I can't wait to start them, so I am sure you will have this to look forward to as well. It's like reading the next book in a really good series!

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You will fall in love with Beyond even more. The sweet is coming! We are in unit 20 of Beyond and we are loving it.

happyhomeschooling,

Thanks for sharing this precious ending to LHFHG. We feel the same way when we lovingly say good-bye to our guides too. My third little one is almost finished with LHFHG now. I can hardly believe he is that old. It truly is bittersweet.

Blessings,
Carrie

happyhomeschooling wrote:Well dd finished up in LHFHG today. We worked hard to get it done and then we closed the book, both sat there for a sec looked at each other with a melencoly look and my daughter picked up the teachers manual that has been our companion for a year and hugged and kissed it and said goodbye.

We could'nt wait to finish, to get the gratfication of accomplishment, but then when we did, we wanted to do it all over agiain! Thank you Hod for being our beloved curriculum of our very first year of hs . We are looking forward to starting Beyond next week, which I know will be another great year!

Oh my, I must be quite emotional today because your post has got me all teared up! I just was thinking how different this lovely picture you've given us is from the end of the school year when I used to teach public school. Children giving me a quick hug and racing out of the classroom possibly never to see me again, and starting all over with a new group of dc, and many times a completely different curriculum, the next year. I like your "picture" so much better. What a perfect ending to a school year - and what a perfect beginning to a new school year just around the corner for you!

In Christ,
Julie