I know what it is, JJM. I will give it to you!!!!

What about the R.O.U.S's?

I've heard that about tilapia. I've never tried it. And now I don't want to.

Happy Birthday, Ikslo!!!

I make the individual pizza crust, bake each for 7 minutes, cool, stack and freeze. Then, take them out, out the toppings on and bake again for 7-8 minutes.

dI could help you out on that. I think Whitehawk is starting a child rental program.

Fortunately there's no ice cream in the house. Or it would be gone.

Warning: Educational Post Reported!! If this post makes you feel nervous or twitchy or itchy or scratchy.... take a couple of Benadryl and drink a cup of COFFEE☕ï¸â˜•ï¸â˜•ï¸â˜•ï¸ So, I finished lesson planning for Art & Music. It all just came together. I'm kind of excited about this whole Fine Arts Friday things. Ok, so that's something I'm looking forward to this school year. I wish I could figure out a way to share it with y'all.

I neither like nor dislike cupcakes. Actually, cake in general is not a favorite dessert. I prefer Icecream. Or pie. Or pie with Icecream. Or cookies and ice cream.

I remember that. I merely observed, I did not participate. It was rather crazy!!

Jean, put down that chocolate eclaire.

My youngest falls into that category, esp. Since California recently (?? Or maybe not) moved the date to Sept. 1 and she's an October birthday. As a homeschooler, you teach your child where they're at and what they're ready for, so arbitrary dates for grades and such don't really matter. However, for us....I needed to decide what grade she was in for Sunday School class and Awana and I decided to follow the Sept. 1 cut-off. Also, she wasn't interested in doing schoolwork the year she turned 5 and I had a lot on my plate with my other kids. So, I just bought the R&S set of kindergarten workbooks and she worked through those independently. Ironically, her kindergarten year she did CLE's phonics, math and LA programs, which is technically 1st grade. So, this year, although she's a first grader, all her books say "2" on them. Everyone is confused.

You could do this with some subjects and not others. Some subjects it is very important to finish the book. Like math, for example. But, if you make it through June, and are only half way through the book, just do math during the summer. Do it year round. My oldest two are quite behind in math and they are doing it all summer long. They don't love it, but it's fine. It's not like we're doing full-on school. Just a math lesson a day.

I like berry pie with homemade vanilla Icecream. And COFFEE☕ï¸!

If over half the people feel the same way, I don't think it's weird anymore. It has crossed the line into normal.

Good Morning!!! COFFEE!!!☕ï¸â˜•ï¸â˜•ï¸â˜•ï¸ Friday Eve!!ðŸ‘ðŸ‘👠Orthodontist! Did I mention that I was down to 2 children for the overnight hours?? DS1 @ camp still, DS2 last minute sleep-over with neighbor-friend and DD1 sleep-over, too. It was a really quiet and pleasant evening. I guess there is a pretty big difference between 5 kids and 2 kids.

Those are lovely pictures. And now, I am going to bed. Sleep well, my lovelies! No headaches or bizarre and/or vivid dreams.

I've never had Half-Baked Icecream. I prefer Denali Moose Tracks!!

I sewed all afternoon. Costco pizza for dinner. Bleh!!

I saw that thread and didn't open it. I'm not really looking forward to anything, either.

I am back. Did all the things I hate: **Driving! I hate driving. **Driving in the Big City. I hate the Big City. Almost got into a wreck. Idiot aggressive driver tried to cut in front of me in a construction zone when she really should have waited. She, of course, gave me all the requisite gestures. **Driving on the freeway. But, we made it to the Scout Store. Made it to Costco. Got all the things at Costco, including Cashew Clusters for our trip. I never tried them before. Oh my word!!! I opened them when we got home, just to make sure they were good. That was a bad idea. I think we'll be lucky if the bag lasts till we leave for Disneyland.

The Call. It's an old band. But a good one.

Glad you like them.

Yes, and they pride themselves on keeping tuition costs low (relatively speaking) so they tack on all sorts of other stuff. I shouldn't gripe, we are choosing to send him there. And they are quite up-front abut the expenses, nothing hidden!! And I taught there, I know the juggling they do to keep tuition as affordable as possible, yet give the kids a quality and competitive education and provide a decent living for the teachers, etc. etc. etc.

Ok, I need to get some breakfast and do devotions. No one is awake yet. Except the kittens who insist on tackling each other.