I've been sorting the books we need to bring with us for Meg's senior year of homeschool. Some things are obvious that we need to bring: the math books and DVDs, books by small publishers, textbooks and workbooks, a decent atlas, and so on. It gets harder when you start to consider the "real books" that we want to have with us for learning purposes. I keep having to search Amazon and Project Gutenberg to see if we can put it on the Kindle instead of bringing the tome. This can save us a lot of weight in shipping, but it takes some time to look everything up. Some things I expect to be at Project Gutenberg, but they aren't. Good thing I checked.
Got one more doctor appointment out of the way today, and started Jace drilling math and English so his brain will be in gear for the admission exam for the international school. Sure hope Sara remembers what she learned last year...
If you are here because you know us and want to follow our adventures, or because you found us while looking for ways to prepare for a move to China, you are welcome to follow along as we learn as we go.
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