<p>A place for good books and great conversation.</p>

<p>A group for military homeschoolers. We all have special troubles like pcs, deployments, multiple tdys, always being new, etc. Let's join together and help each other out</p>

<p>Here's a good place to ask for prayers. If you need a prayer, list it here; and, if you do list one, when things are resolved or come to fruition, would you be so kind to update.</p>

<p>Follow the Nourishing Traditions/Eat Fat Lose Fat type of eating/diet.</p>

<p>This is a group of us who share 1-3 accomplishments that we've had a hard time getting to... whether it's 5 minutes cleaning around the washer and dryer, filing a stack of papers, or cleaning under a bed or in a closet.</p> <p> </p> <p> Post here and encourage one another. Give a high-five. We are busy people. Life gets hard. Sometimes we keep putting off a task that desperately needs our attention. </p> <p> </p> <p> So, let's try to do 1-3 things that we keep putting off for a "bit of time" each day and share about it.</p>

<p>This group to support professionals, amateurs, music lovers, parents, and students of all ages.</p>

<p>Whether we call them crockpots or slow cookers, whether we use them them for soups or desserts, we are united in our loathing of cream of cr*p soup as an ingredient.</p> <p> </p> <p> So, post about your crockpot or slow cooker here. Post your tried and true, or tried and goo recipes. But most of all share your abilities to cook a great meal in an electric device without having to resort to cream of cr*p soup.</p>

<p>A place to discuss special dietary needs, exchange recipes and resources.</p>

<p>Are you a pastor's wife, a ministry wife, or in "professional ministry" yourself? This group is here to provide a safe place to discuss issues related to "life in the fishbowl."</p>

<p>This group is a resource for those who like to live as synthetic-chemical free as possible. Share products for cleaning, cooking, skin care, etc. that are less toxic. Let us know what you've found that works as well as mainstream items and where we can find it!</p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> We will have differences of opinion on the acceptability of some ingredients/products. Let's respect that.</p>

<p>"The word of God is alive and exerts power and is sharper than any two-edged sword and pierces even to the dividing of soul and spirit, and of joints and their marrow, and is able to discern thoughts and intentions of the heart." (Heb. 4:12) I want to keep this group for Christians to feel free to quote scripture, etc. as it applies to their parenting. Any techniques or books that speak to you are welcome. I am currently very impressed with Boundaries for Kids. Raising Godly Tomatoes was the first parenting book I read with a Biblical view, but other views are more than welcome. I actually disagree with the emphasis on spanking. Disagreeing with aspects of the book as it applies to your individual children is acceptable. ie: (That does not work for us, but it is okay if it works for you.)</p>

PUBLIC GROUP - DO NOT JOIN OR POST personal information. This is a place to post resources for women's healthcare. It is PUBLIC so please do not post anything other than links. It is not safe.

<p>Open to all ladies (and gentlemen!) who are looking to lose weight! Looking to form a cheering section and recipes, ideas, etc.</p>

<p>For everyone interested in food storage. Old pros, newbies, and the mildly curious are welcome.</p>

<p>This is supposed to be a support network for those who have cub scouts/webelos. Do any of you have ideas to share for projects, den meetings. What things did you like or not like? How can we become better Akelas?</p>

<p>For WoW players to game talk, come for help, compare notes, discuss their characters, and be as geeky as they want. :)</p>

<p>This is a support, encouragement and informational group for WTM board participants who use positive discipline as the main approach to family life with their kids. Punitive, adversarial, or harsh parenting styles and authors will not be supported.</p>

<p>Countdown to NaNoWriMo 2012!</p>

<p>Role-playing, board/war/strategy, heck, even computer games...who out there loves to game? And do any of you incorporate gaming into your homeschooling?</p>

<p>Here we can talk about bread and baking, share tips and recipes, grains and tools.</p>

<p>Anyone interested in discussing this show. Lets remember to be kind and not spoil anyone's viewing.</p>

<p>What are you doing with your 3 to 5 year olds?</p>

"Creativity is Intelligence having Fun." by Albert Einstein He is one of my favorite people. He was a genius with a funny side. I'm starting this club to discuss art in the homeschool environment. What are your thoughts? Is visual art really that important to the homeschool curriculum? Is homeschool art just about making crafts? I hope that we can discuss these questions with each other.

<p>Come in and let's share our knitting!</p>