Being Cooked At Home

“And the home is an example. There is a vast differencce between home cooking and being cooked at home. What are some of the things that cause the sweet nourishment of a home to be turned into a cauldron of death? The list is clearly not exhaustive, but consider just a few: displays of temper, a critical spirit, nagging, and the long face of a pious killjoy. Because of the nature of the case, parents with a critical, nagging spirit are likely to be involved in the formation of a new school. They hate what is going on in the government schools. Pious killjoys love your new school too and show up on the first day” (The Case for Classical Christian Education, p. 147).