Other. Elliptical machine. I am anti-exercise bike; they kill my knees.

Debb S: Thank you so much for posting! Unfortunately, I posted while under-caffeinated. DD has been taking the courses for a bit over a year now; she just started class 10 of 12. I've edited my OP. SORRY.

Good morning, everyone! Me, I'm torn between a Charlie Brown tree from the backyard and spending $40 on a fluffy one. Decisions, decisions....

I'm still in favor of pants.

Has anyone had a DC complete (or nearly complete) the released Elements of Mathematics: Foundations series of classes? If so, have you or will you assign high school credit for any/all? Background: My DD will be in high school next year. We are considering having her attend our local charter school on a part-time basis. (They seem to be VERY flexible; in essence, it appears that we could homeschool to whatever extent we wish and take as many or as few on-campus classes as we wish. They are also very open-minded when it comes to granting credits.) I have had a discussion with the curriculum advisor, and it was she who suggested that the EMF material might be credit-worthy. I hadn’t really given it much thought, to be honest. Any thoughts/experience? ETA: DD is currently enrolled in the 10th of the 12 completed classes. (Note to self: Do not attempt to post ANYTHING during the first cup of coffee.)

Has anyone had a DC complete (or nearly complete) the released Elements of Mathematics: Foundations series of classes? If so, have you or will you assign high school credit for any/all? Background: My DD will be in high school next year. We are considering having her attend our local charter school on a part-time basis. (They seem to be VERY flexible; in essence, it appears that we could homeschool to whatever extent we wish and take as many or as few on-campus classes as we wish. They are also very open-minded when it comes to granting credits.) I have had a discussion with the curriculum advisor, and it was she who suggested that the EMF material might be credit-worthy. I hadn’t really given it much thought, to be honest. Any thoughts/experience? ETA: DD is currently enrolled in the 10th of the 12 completed classes. (Note to self: Do not attempt to post ANYTHING during the first cup of coffee.)

Has anyone had a DC complete (or nearly complete) the released Elements of Mathematics: Foundations series of classes? If so, have you or will you assign high school credit for any/all? Background: My DD will be in high school next year. We are considering having her attend our local charter school on a part-time basis. (They seem to be VERY flexible; in essence, it appears that we could homeschool to whatever extent we wish and take as many or as few on-campus classes as we wish. They are also very open-minded when it comes to granting credits.) I have had a discussion with the curriculum advisor, and it was she who suggested that the EMF material might be credit-worthy. I hadn’t really given it much thought, to be honest. Any thoughts/experience? ETA: DD is currently enrolled in the 10th of the 12 completed classes. (Note to self: Do not attempt to post ANYTHING during the first cup of coffee.)

You got me there.

I'm with Slash: Kenzie Rose. Since Molly is already taken.

Must be a bad math day. DD was nearly in tears, but I told her she had to take a break until class starts at 4:30. Hmm, maybe this is why mom keeps suggesting that she frontload her homework to the beginning of the week in case she has questions...

That's nice of you to share. Thank you!

That's a cool thingamajig! ETA: Falalalala BOO-YA!! This is the thread that never ends....

#johnwilliamsistheman

The purveyors of snacks and beer. And the NFL. :glare:

#justchuckingitback

This is a macroaggression. Please stop; my feewings are willy, willy huwt.

Umm, sweetie? We're not so good at ignoring here. :grouphug: :grouphug: :grouphug: :grouphug: :grouphug: :grouphug:

Dentist-shudder. <Sneaking quickly in> :grouphug: <Running away. Holding in scream to avoid attracting the attention of the demon dentist.>

Wear pants. Definitely.

ikslo, I'm in the "notify the pediatrician" camp. They need to know and document it. We, likewise, do not do flu shots. Too much of a crapshoot to justify the assault on the immune system. Renai: I love car shopping. Way more than car buying, in fact. Because, cheap. Yay, Tex! Natural sleep is a very good thing. Happy birthday, Susan's DD! :party: My DD turned 13 in late August. It's happy, but...le sigh. I'm probably forgetting something. I forgot to take notes. Good Morning, everyone.

Close, but you got the order backwards, silly.

DD loves them, too. :001_smile:

For Susan.

Okay, I knew things were bad, but I thought you were strong enough to weather the storm. Now? Now I am seriously concerned.

Maybe you should join Susan and #justkeepbreathingbreathingbreathing.