You can always count me in for cake.

I've enjoyed the writing lectures, and found them beneficial enough to listen to more than once.

to several chicken charities

I am a home schooling parent and I am sensible.

He should have first presented a PowerPoint presentation that would lead them virtually step by step through the process of playing with a marble run:crying:. I agree it isn't their fault. Our local school district(s) want every child.. Kindergarten - High School to have their own laptop with a built in camera they can monitor.

dd 8 a.m. on the dot. ds...10ish

I hope you'll link it for us. :party:

What a cutie. Congratulations~

City garden spaces??? We have options her for $15 a plot for the entire growing season.

:grouphug:We're still praying for you, and very happy to hear you're up to fussin.

:grouphug: I would check with a local realtor too. They usually screen, show and write up the lease.

Yes, she used the tiny phone keys. I couldn't begin to guess why she would choose that over a regular sized keyboard. Maybe I can, is her Blackberry new???:confused:

I would to to find some help or call another moving company. You might be able to borrow or rent something that will make the stairs easier. I hope the move goes well. I'll never consider another home with stairs if we move from this one.

:grouphug:Sending prayers.

:grouphug:Hugs and prayers:grouphug:

No, I'd keep her home too.

To save future heartache, consider visiting any activity or class one time vs. signing up and committing.

Testing Options http://www.setontesting.com http://www.bjupress.com/testing/ http://www.brewertesting.com/ https://www.familylearning.org/tests_cat.php http://www.pesdirect.com/testingoptions.html Comparison chart http://www.pesdirect.com/Homeschool-Achievement-Test-Providers.pdf

What a performance, (((big applause))).

:grouphug:I think your response was kind of perfect.

In the yellow hat.

:grouphug::grouphug::grouphug:prayers

:grouphug:Sending prayers your way this morning.:grouphug:

:grouphug::grouphug::grouphug: I know you've been dealing with this for a long time, so no advice... just hugs and prayers.

I feel your pain....I struggled with this for years and finally had a light-bulb moment when ds, said..."Mom, I'm just not a morning person." I reluctantly...very reluctantly gave up my ideal schedule of both completing instructional time by lunch. Then they were working pretty much independently in the afternoon while I was free to cook, clean, run errands, and basically have some me time. Mine both work better and prefer not to work in the same room. Different work areas helped a bunch when they were younger. My high schooler has a much longer day than her brother, so our current routine works for all of us. Her brother isn't disrupting her concentration. I do miss having my afternoon kind of free if neither needed homework help.:tongue_smilie: