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I PM'ed you. :001_smile:
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No, I don't deliberately hide it from anyone, but I don't volunteer it either. Some people look negatively at homeschoolers, so I don't bring it up to people unless they ask and/or I've gotten to know them a bit first. But otherwise, everyone who "knows" me, know that we homeschool.
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I'm so sorry :crying:
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Prayers for your little sweetie :grouphug: Hope that it's just a mild virus and she feels better soon.
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I just bought 40 (!) lbs of apples. I'm going to be slicing and freezing them for pies, etc.
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Yes, I'm familiar with him and have read several of his works. One of the characters in The Importance of Being Earnest is named Cecily, and that is my daughter's name.
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About a year ago, I won free sourdough bread for a whole year from Boudin Bakery (365 loaves) which was totally awesome. So we've been getting this bread and eating it...and dh finally confesses the other day that he really doesn't like sourdough bread. We've been eating this bread every day for a year, and just now he decides to tell me he doesn't like it. What a nut.
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I don't recognize the book you're describing, but here is the site I think you're looking for: http://www.loganberrybooks.com/stump.html
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Ow, that sounds so painful. Hope it heals up quickly.
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:grouphug: Sorry things are so hard right now. I'll be praying for you.
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And they even have a pattern for us crocheters :hurray:
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Dropped cable a couple of years ago - we actually have no TV at all. We get lots of movies from the library, and the shows I want to watch I can usually see on the web. I couldn't stand the thought of paying that much money every month either :tongue_smilie:
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Those look yummy :001_smile:
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Oh, my goodness, I'm gone for a few days and I missed the exciting announcement :glare: :D
Congratulations!! (Or should that be Best Wishes?) Anyway, I'm very happy for you and I hope you have many, many wonderful years together. Beautiful ring, too, BTW!
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39.
I think it's great that lots of moms are having babies in their 40's, but I would be an absolute exhausted puddle of goo.
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I did Hammered Leaf Printing with my 4-H kids a couple of weeks ago.
You need:
Newspapers
Wax paper
Fresh leaves
Scotch tape
Hammer
100% cotton fabric in white or light color - i.e. t-shirt, floursack dishtowel, handkerchief, bandana
2 tubs or buckets of warm water
Salt
Gather your leaves* - the fresher the better. Each child needs 10 or 12.
Lay down several sheets of newspaper**. Cover with a sheet of wax paper. Lay your fabric down, right side up. Arrange your leaves, right side down, on the fabric how you want them, then tape in place with Scotch tape. Cover with another sheet of wax paper. Take your hammer and hammer over all the leaves. The color will transfer from the leaves to your fabric. Remove the wax paper, leaves, and tape.
Mix 1/2 cup of salt in 2 gallons warm water. Soak the fabric for 10 minutes in the salt water bath to set the color. Rinse in clear water. Wring and allow to dry.
*I looked for leaves with interesting shapes, such as ginkgo, maple, violet, coleus, etc.
**Make sure you have enough newspaper under your fabric, particularly if you are hammering on concrete, so your fabric doesn't tear.
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I'd get them if I could afford them, and I am 45 :D
My sister recently got them and she is in her 40's as well. She got the Invisalign and she's very happy with them.
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Praying for you, Martha :grouphug: I'm so sorry :crying:
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This happened to me too! (A friend "stealing" a name, that is). We were able to use it with our 2nd dd, after the friends moved away, but oh, I was upset at the time.
Suggestions:
Thad
Joseph (last syllable is similar to Seth)
Caleb
Ames
Ezra
Jared
Asher
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This is a timely thread...I was just reading Pippi Longstocking last night to dd7, and one of the things Pippi did was 43 somersaults every morning for exercise. I thought, hmm, do kids do somersaults anymore? So funny to see this thread today. My dd does do them occasionally, btw.
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Yvette, did you order the Intellego high school Health? Has anyone? Any input would be appreciated. I liked the very abbreviated sample on CurrClick, and the Intellego site has no samples....so I e-mailed them asking for more info esp about things that could be an issue like gender roles, sexual orientation, unplanned pregnancies. We'll see what reply I get. I would like to spend a little time each year, on health issues, and the list is pretty comprehensive, from first glance. I just can't like Total Health, and found almost no reviews that recommended it in a way that appealed to what I want, although some folks really love it, and review it quite highly. Walch has a Science Literacy:Health that I like better, and it is secular, but its middle school and I'm looking more for high school. Anybody have any good ideas on Health? It would be nice to have something interesting and creative to work from, NOT a textbook.
Thanks for any reply,
LBS
I haven't ordered this yet, since I was thinking of using it for 12th grade. I may pick and choose among the topics, or at least give an alternate (Christian) viewpoint for some of the issues discussed. If you hear back from them, I'd love if you'd post it.
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Praying for your peace of mind, and negative results for your biopsy! :grouphug:
CA Homeschoolers - Don't forget to file your R4!
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Ack! Thank you! Going to go email some friends right now :D