Congratulations!

Cassy, I really don't have any great advice just :grouphug: I would quote Hedgehog's list but it is pretty long! I love it. I have never seen it before.

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Memoria Press is supposed to have a new greek curriculum soon. I think it will be a combination of koine and attic. Galore Park also has a new book soon(recent thread--sorry i can't link) which can be pre-ordered through amazon I think. There is a good long sample for the old book on their website. We are doing elementary greek and love it. Really easy to use.

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With vaccinations we always ask ourselves what is the risk the child has right now. If the answer is none we skip it. My dc's recently had the chicken pox--we lived in the US when the should have received the vacination. It was a miserable month (they had them individually :lol:) but we survived. Now I know they probably won't get chicken pox as adults when their immunity wears off--it is supposed to be far more severe then. When dh entered the military he received several vacinations all at once. During his years of service they vaccinated him repeatedly- he was an adult and to be in the military. They were painful frequently and sometimes he felt awful for days. But he got them when he NEEDED them. Our plan is to vacinate as needed until they are adults. Then they get to decide. Please note I am one of the measles non responders from another thread. I am not sure that my kids will even be immune if they receive the shots. Personally I would know what each shot is for and consider how at risk your child is. My friend's daughter just got her meningitus vacination. She is off to camp. At risk so...... That was my long answer-- the short one is no.

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Dh just forced me to learn last week.:lol: Hope i don't have to again because I can't remember the first step. :001_huh:

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Thanks for the update. :grouphug:

Looks great! I always wondered how to do those so thank you for the link.

Congratulations!!!

It was great meeting everyone! We were glad our EH membership allows guests. Looking forward to meeting again soon!:001_smile: My kids are still talking about it too!

You are lucky to have an experienced doctor nearby.:grouphug:

Years ago I was able to claim my frozen food on my home owners insurance. I would be looking at my policy.

No more than once a day. Multiple times a day will pollute the water. You do not have to feed them daily but if they are eating each others fins feed more often. Yuk!

I think it depends on the child. We did alot of poetry memorization 6 or 7 years ago. My dd14 can still recite her poems easily if she gets to read them over once or twice. Ds12 struggles. That being said memorization is hard for ds. His poems were far easier but he had a harder time learning them.

Congratulations!:party:

Not given charity status in UK either. Can operate but they are a business.

:grouphug::grouphug::grouphug: No advice. I am sorry you are having to deal with her.

:grouphug::grouphug::grouphug: So sorry to hear what you are going through!

My ds12 loves the book "The physics of Star Trek". He keeps rereading it.

Per retired military dh: If you live on base complain to a higher level. As long as you present a reasonable situation logically it will be delt with effectively. Definately follow through. Go up the chain of command. If you do not live on post not sure it is worth it. Simply not much can be done for you by military if not on base. :grouphug::grouphug::grouphug:

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