Angie Runyan and Avo Randruut.
Plus the three wonderful young people who are our children.
Together since our years of learning at Tufts University in Medford, MA. Avo and I met participating in an African drum and dance group sponsored by the Tufts music department. I crossed over from the School of Museum of Fine Arts to finish (finally) my Bachelors degree. Avo was working on a Masters degree in Ethnomusicology. For a look at some of his musical endeavors, visit his website at avodrums.com.

When we married, I kept my name.
When we began having children, we gave them both:
Runyan-Randruut with a hyphen, hence we all became RunRanFam.
Besides homeschooling the basic academics, we have been active in many activities with all three. Our main areas of exploration and learning outside of academics have been and continue to be:
- Attachment parenting
- Arts and crafts
- Fitness and sports
- Music and dance
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Early days of baseball in Little League |
It is a joy to continue to learn along side our children and participate actively in life with each of them as they grow and develop in their own areas of interest. As we've all heard, so many times, from so many parents "The time goes by so fast!"
We are privileged to be the parents of these amazing young people and continue to be grateful to be a part of their lives and an influence for good in their future.
Here, on runranfam.blogspot.com, we hope to share ideas and connections to resources we think are useful for learning, encouragement for your parenting journey and inspiration to find and focus on the joy of growing together.
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Working together has it's rewards. Winning feels pretty good! |
Read a little more about our homeschooling journey. |
Read about sports and competition. |
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