Shelli Bond Pabis writes a weekly column for The Barrow Journal on motherhood, homeschooling, and life stories. She has published nonfiction in Athens Magazine, and she has read several nonfiction essays on Georgia Public Radio.
Shelli is married to a history professor, and she has two boys, born in August 2006 & 2009. Before she was married, she lived and traveled to many places, including Japan and London on work abroad programs. She loves reading, writing, photography, gardening, and being out in nature.
Mama of Letters is her personal blog in which she chronicles her family’s homeschooling journey, shares tidbits of daily life, photography, and her newspaper columns. She hopes that this site will serve as a resource for anybody thinking about homeschooling, and she welcomes anyone to e-mail her.
Shelli calls her homeschool “secular,” “eclectic” and mostly child-led. She also leans toward project-based homeschooling, and she makes use of storytelling on a daily basis. Why did she decide to homeschool? To learn the answer to that question and more, read the FAQ.
Shelli also works as a part-time photographer, but she keeps her professional site over here and her photo blog is here.
All photos on this site are property of Shelli Pabis unless otherwise noted.
Contact Shelli at writetospabis (at) gmail (dot) com.
