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What are your all-time favorite read alouds?
Mrs. Readsalot replied to a topic in General Education Discussion Board
Gone Away Lake Henry Reed Inc Henry and Ribsy series by Beverly Cleary Inkheart (read aloud so I could change a bit of the language) Misty of Chicoteague and others by M. Henry The Westing Game The Shakespeare Stealer Detectives in Togas and the sequel The Mystery of the Roman Ransom we also really enjoy books be G A Henty -
Dh is on a diet so shh.... don't tell him about the calorie content or he might cancel our date. I picked up a menu when we purchased some bread yesterday and was thinking about getting the Turkey Articoke Panini, now that someone has suggested it I think this will be my choice. Not sure what I am more excited about going out with dh or not having to cook LOL We don't go out much when dh is on a diet and cooking has gotten to be a bit difficult at the moment. I tend to run out of low calorie ideas quickly.
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stranger just photographed my house
Mrs. Readsalot replied to bailey's topic in General Education Discussion Board
When houses have sold real estate agents will use it as a comp for houses on the area that people want to sell. -
It has been a while since we did those levels so I looked at the catalogue. I think the 3+4 one year condensed would be fine for a 5th graders. If you wanted to change and or add readers/read alouds you could look at what books from 3 and 4 are left out of the condensed core and add those. They do leave a few great read out.
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I agree with all that GothicGryl said. I would make sure all the i's are dotted and t's crossed. Start with school they might know the regualtions. Also make sure you have the support of both parents. The legal battle between the parents could make this very difficult for you. Really the fist step would a if it is allowed in your start. For example in Maryland it is my understanding that you have to be the parent/relative to homeschool. The do grant short term exceptions but they are few and difficult to get. This is usually only if someone is already being homeschooled and their parental status changes. You have a very warm and generous heart to consider taking on this responsibility.
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A Michaels is just getting ready to open too. We really already have a Starbuck across the street. I think I am even more excited about Michaels than Panera. Dh is considering hiding my credit card LOL I hope he is kidding. We are in a resort town but the powers that be are beginning to realize that people do live here year round.
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Could someone turn off the wind?
Mrs. Readsalot posted a topic in General Education Discussion Board
Man it has been windy for days. Last night it was raining and we had thunder and lightning storms. I thought the house was going to blow apart. Our siding is just constantly rattling. We are used to some wind. We live very close to the ocean, and I can literally count on two hands the number of calm days we have a year. But man this is very gusty and nasty wind. I always feel bad for the ponies at Assateague(about 10 mintues from us) when we have weather like this, it must be just miserable for them. -
The Millionaire Next Door
Mrs. Readsalot replied to *anj*'s topic in General Education Discussion Board
I have read the book and also found it a great read. When I read the section you are asking about I thought Wow how true it that. I have seen it many times. Adults who have parent that are there to lend/give etc money don't have as much motivation to earn it themselves, why should they. My dh and I have had to work hard to get ahead, we have never had our parents help us. Actually my mom stole a significant amount of money from me(long story and not the time or the place) Earning our own way has given us a heathy respect for working hard and the value of money. We are teaching our ds this same respect and he is a great saver. He works summer jobs and thinks carefully before he buys something. I feel that parents that give to their children in excess are doing them a great disservice. In some ways they may be crippling them financially. -
Desperate Prayer Needed
Mrs. Readsalot replied to tlcmom's topic in General Education Discussion Board
Our thoughts and prayers will be with her, and her friends and family. -
Grow lights - What is yours like?
Mrs. Readsalot replied to Adrianne's topic in General Education Discussion Board
I am glad we saved the light. We gave up on fish awhile ago. I started the seeds in a dark room next to the furance to keep them warm. Then we they sprouts I moved them to the light. I keep the light on from 6 am till 9 pm. I had to transplant a few tomatoes today they are getting so big(not leggy though) I am very pleased with the light. -
It they are not working out for you family it will probably be a win-win situation if you find them a new home. Keeping them together would be my big priority. I have seen this happen with American Eskimos often. They are a difficult breed to own for some reason. I don't know why, as I am not that familiar with them. You might want to check out if their is a American Eskimo rescue organization. Usually these are a group of people very dedicated to that breed of dog and will go the extra mile to find them a great home. When I was showing Sheltie I aften hfound new homes for dogs that were several years old. I think they always ended up better off because they were the center of attention in the new home and not just part of the group. Note this is some of why I no longer show dogs. I now prefer to just have one dog you it spoiled rotten.
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PayPal email. Help me decide if this is fake.
Mrs. Readsalot replied to LadyR's topic in General Education Discussion Board
I often receive messages like this. I assume they are fake and delete them. Then I go into my pay pal account via their site and see it their is any message pertaining to my account. -
We did have one political person come to the door. He was a Dem and I answered the door(I am a rep dh is a dem) So I told the guy I would get my dh. During their conversation the guy asked if I would like to hear what he had to say. DH said no she's a Rep. I almost fell of my chair laughing. Not sure why it was so funny I guess you had to be there.
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and his dad on acoustic guitar. OK I admit I like listening to them. DS is actually getting pretty good but somes days I do have to request for him to turn down the volume. He will pay the same thing over and over until he gets it right. Recently that has been the theme to MASH I have not had the heart to tell him the words to the song.
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Are you taking a spring break? If so when?
Mrs. Readsalot replied to a topic in General Education Discussion Board
then a day or two when the weather gets nice and we want to work on the garden we will take afternoons off. Ds has been working really hard to we are a bit ahead of schedule. -
We made mozzarella cheese today!
Mrs. Readsalot replied to Tracy in Ky's topic in General Education Discussion Board
I am going to make sure I can find the milk locally before I order the kit. We are in a resort town and don't have the most well stocked groceries stores.