Our First Month of Homeschooling

(This is another guest post by my wife, eb. Let her know if you liked it, so she’ll keep writing for FloridaHillbilly!) In mid-December, we, as a family, decided to homeschool our 9 year old daughter.  DB wrote about the thought process and how this came about in an earlier post. As a quick recap, […]

Homeschooling, Day One or ‘How We Got Here’

My first exposure to homeschooling was my senior year in high school. A new girl joined us at the beginning of the year, and when I got to know her, I found she was a local, and had been in the area her entire life.  She, along with her siblings, had been home schooled. I […]

SALESMAN OF THE YEAR – An Opinion on Gun Control

I was working on a post when I stumbled upon an article that not only caught my attention, I couldn’t stop reading it. The author was well versed in what he spoke about, and what he wasn’t an expert on, he didn’t offer any input – he wasn’t going to “guess”.  The article is steeped […]

The Price of Freedom, or FloridaHillbilly Goes to the VA Hospital

Healthcare is a front page story item, and probably will be for a long time. Whether we’re talking about the implications of the health care reform tax credit, or coverage options, health care will be a hot topic for the foreseeable future.  I’m a firm believer that the problem isn’t that we all should have […]