About

I’m on a long road, full of adventure, full of discovery. I’m a mom, homeschool educator, Girl Scout leader, Cub Scout helper, child advocate, all-around volunteer, activist, and writer.

On Living By Learning, I share my passion for inspiring life-long learners who want to make our world a better place.

Join me on this journey so that we can learn together,

Sandra Foyt

It’s all about me…

Find me on my other website, Albany Kid, where I write about fun and educational things to do with kids in New York.

Would you like to know more about Sandra Foyt? Here are 7 Interesting Things About Me.

Living the book-driven life and sharing family stories is central to On Living By Learning, and it stems from Learning From Our Elders.

Are writers always a little odd? Or is it just me? Consider the evidence in Set Your Pen On Fire: Celebrate Your Otherness.

Hiking is a fabulous way to explore your world, get a little exercise, and have an adventure. We’re finding neverending tales from the trails, and even Imagination On The Trails.

From the day that I brought my eldest home from the hospital, I’ve been a homeschool educator. And, when my daughter entered Kindergarten at the local public school, I was already supplementing her education. Howevever, it wasn’t until last year, when my daughter entered middle school and my son moved up to 2nd Grade, that I became a full-time homeshool instructor to my son. Let me introduce myself in A Homeschool Mixer Introduction.

In recent years, my “family” has expanded to include the girls and boys in our Girl Scouts troop and Cub Scouts den. Recently, while the girls transitioned into middle school, the Girl Scout experience was totally revamped to focus on building leadership skills. And, our troop is capitalizing on these opportunities, using the wired world, on Teen Level Girl Scouts: Our Virtual Pathway.

I’m a firm believer in the beauty and value of the journey, rather than the destination. Discover my philosophy of life On The Long Road: Live, Love, Laugh, Learn.

“I am learning all the time. The tombstone will be my diploma.” ~~ Eartha Kitt (1927 – )