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  1. Holy spam Batman!! Nearly 4 pages of spam in the Gen Ed board. Crazy!!

    1. awisha.

      awisha.

      Main spammer is already up to 118 spam posts.

    2. TGHEALTHYMOM

      TGHEALTHYMOM

      I guess that is why I saw so much in my email spam! Unreal

  2. You should watch Earthlings next but with the warning that it is *extremely* graphic. I'll be a vegan for one year 1st Oct, but I went vegan because meat started tasting bad to me. I've learnt SO much about how animals are treated, speciesm, agriculture practices, health etc that there is NO way I can go back. There are a heap of good vegan cookbooks and you can veganise pretty much any recipe out there. My husband is omni and, unfortunately, my kids are too but I have them using plant milks instead of animal milks. They eat 1-2 omni meals a week, and then whatever vegan food I make the rest of the week.
  3. Your Scottish fella has quite the collection of ghasts. :lol:
  4. If my choice of word offends you that much, you can always get a black texta and cross the word out on your screen. #helpfulwednesdays
  5. I like to use a big, fat, black permanent texta to draw clothing on the offending pictures. I have also been known to glue the pages together, or rip them out, and, if the book is particularly disgusting, burn it before my darling childrens eyes are befouled by the horrendous naked pictures. Satisfied?? :lol:
  6. New homeschool room furniture OR new homeschool curriculum?? Decisions, decisions...

    1. Chris in VA

      Chris in VA

      A little of both? lol

       

  7. The Jewel Kingdom series by Jahnna N. Malcolm Lily Quench books by Natalie Jane Prior Matilda Mudpuddle books by Gordon Winch Thea Stilton series Nancy Drew Trixie Beldon
  8. This is completely tongue in cheek (or is it??) I just had to add that I am SO excited that there is FINALLY going to be a homeschool convention (of sorts) that I can attend/watch/listen to!!!
  9. I've posted this a few times before on WTM. I found this list way back when I started to homeschool DD. Australian Books.pdf Australian Books.pdf
  10. Well, seeing as our school year has just begun (Jan-Dec schoolers), my best purchase *so far* is a label maker. That thing is SO much fun and SO addictive.
  11. Without fail, if we are dressed and "presentable" then NO ONE will come to the door all day BUT when we have a pyjama/can't be bothered day, every man and his blasted dog decides our house is the go to place of the day :glare:
  12. I found book D. It has 15 pages of basic italic and 58 pages of cursive italic. Having looked through those 4 books I'd definitely start with book D like you said.
  13. I use GDI with my two and we all enjoy it. There are 7 workbooks in the series and I could only find my E, F and G books to give you details and page counts. I found the teachers manual not very helpful but it might be more useful for you. Book E is the 5th workbook Reviews basic italic and covers the total cursive program. Writing practice covers natural history-plants, volcanoes, cities. Explores history of the alphabet. 7 pages of basic italic review 43 pages on cursive italic 6mm, 5mm body height Book F is the 6th workbook Reviews basic italic and covers the total cursive program. Writing practice emphasizes figures of speech (e.g. homophones, puns, metaphors, acronyms). Explores history of the alphabet. 7 pages of basic italic review 43 pages of cursive italic 6mm, 5mm, 4mm body height Book G is the 7th workbook A comprehensive self-instruction program in basic and cursive italic. Writing content follows a central theme-the history of our alphabet. Suitable for older students. 13 pages of basic italic review 25 pages cursive italic 10 pages edged pen italic 5mm, 4mm body height Written in the front of each workbook is: Book A - basic italic - 14mm body height Book B - basic height - 11mm, 9mm body height Book C - Basic italic and introduction to cursive - 9mm, 6mm body height Book D - Basic and Cursive italic - 6mm, 5mm body height I hope this is helpful for you.
  14. :grouphug: I am so sorry for your and your daughters loss Lisa. Your DH had a wicked sense of humour which will be missed.
  15. I think what I was trying to say came out wrong (as usual). I could've written an essay but then it would be a case of TL:DR. Sorry for the confusion... some of the replies have touched on what I am thinking but they knew how to express the feelings/words better.
  16. A precious child and a respected board member have recently passed away and there have been far too many inane, pointless, downright rude and disrespectful threads being made. I think it would be a good idea to have a month of only positive, happy, fun and good threads made on the chat board out of respect of those who are dealing with the loss of a loved one. If you agree with me (or not) please vote in the poll and if there's enough interest maybe we can get the mods to do something.
  17. Giggled at this one too... Even the skeleton looks embarrassed to be there. He's got this gobsmacked expression, like he can't understand how his life decisions brought him to a point where he's in a creationist museum, of all places. "I'm not with these guys," he's saying to the camera. "Tell the Photoshop person to crop me out. I'd slink out of here in a heartbeat, but these damn steel rods."
  18. :lol: I love, love, LOVE this comment... Wait, being a soulless lying jerk who decives people for a living comes with a free Allosaurus skeleton that's largely complete? Why the f**k did no one tell me this when I chose not to sign up for team a**hole?
  19. Well now, I need zero guesses to tell where that luscious head of hair was gened from :lol:
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