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Mama Butterfly

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  1. I text and post like that on my FB. (2morrow, 2nite, peeps, ttyl/s ect.) But one thing I can't stand is when people write ma instead of my. (Goin out wit ma girls 2nite) If you are using the same amount of letters for any given word than you should most def. spell the word correctly;) I think our minds just work to fast for our hands. I don't give a crap about gram. usage or mechanics on social networks (such as this one) though. However, I do understand your frustration, as I have seen some post where people had to go out of their way to shorten their sentences and it does come across super awkward.
  2. I am getting ready to start an educator prep. institute and I am very curious to see what my studies will "teach" me compared with the voluminous research I have done on various educational methods myself. I would prefer to work in a private school over public. But I'll be honest, I don't really intend to work anytime soon:lol:
  3. Don't back down, no need to feel like a dweeb. My reaction was exactly the same when I read those posts. We are in that specified bracket, yet we still managed to be responsible adults and save up past our 6 mos. of expenses for situations like this and we too have access to credit cards, although we will not need to rely on them. I can easily see why you responded the way you did. The truth is there will be E's and O's who will be hurting badly by this and there will E's and O's who will merely be experiencing more annoyance than anxiety. I'm glad your family is also in the latter catergory ;)
  4. Quote by Secular Mom " What if God is real and he's the bad guy and he overthrew Lucifer? I mean, if *I* was really the bad guy in that whole story then I'd be sure to write a book about myself that made me look good and made people distrust the good guy. :tongue_smilie:" Wow, I never thought outside the box like that before. Great food for though. I like it!
  5. op-"She glared at me and said, "It's just a lot of work for you. I don't know why you would want to do that. You are better than me." " The appropriate response; "Yeah, I guess I am." :tongue_smilie:
  6. I've had to tell my MIl that our ds would not be spending the nite with her before. It hurt her feelings and she kept making the already hard situation more uncomfortable by asking, "why, don't you trust me.?" We didn't because she likes to over-indulge in her vino on a nightly basis, which is fine but not when she has my kid in her care. Stick hard and stick fast to your initial reaction-it usually never fails you ;)
  7. Thanks! Just ordered the DVD, and Love curric. I've been wanting.:)
  8. It's not a calling, it's a decision. And it's a decision that may be best for your family one year and not the next. Homeschooling is something that I evaluate every year to see if it will still work for the following school year. Now, I'm not saying pull them out, put them in and pull them back out of school willy-nilly every other year, but knowing that I make the decision to homeschool based completely on my own will and life circumstances allows me to keep an open mind to really awesome alternatives for the future.
  9. The science section is outside our restrooms. The sexuality books are near the front of the store. And about Blockbuster-not only do they not care about their customers, but they never stand up for their employees either when they are being blasted for things out of their control by customers. They have always lined up new releases alphabetically though, so that is prob. the reason for Hannah M. and the latest Halloween movie.
  10. I think it's gender neutral. But I automatically associate it with a girl since the only two Harley's I know are girls. I think it's a cute, fun name:)
  11. Anything by Lisa VanDamme of the VanDamme Academy. She believes there is a way to make TWTM even more rigorous and start with a more basic foundation. The Montessori method is used in the early years-so anything by Dr. Montessori is worth reading too. I hope to open a small school modeled after hers and the LaPort Schools someday :001_smile:
  12. It's a little cheeky and fun. Who cares what people think about a silly shirt? If you don't allow yourself to overthink it, it really is not a big deal.
  13. I strongly believe the majority of these guys were Deist. (And I was sooo relieved to hear the Priest state this himself at RC church I visited the other Sunday. ) To think they believed/behaved as the christian men of this day do, is a misunderstanding. IMO.
  14. :iagree:I don't like babysitting either. I dread phone calls from certain people because I know what's coming after all the small talk. I make exceptions for playdates as they directly benefit my kiddo but when I have to take on the other siblings as well I keep length of the playdates right at two hours for my sanity!
  15. As far as collectivist/totalitarian societies go as in The Giver, I absolutely recommend Anthem by Ayn Rand. It is a short book, however, I can't remember if it would be more of a high school read. (Nothing inappropriate that I can recall, it just may be too philosophically advanced) You can also get free lesson plans for it from the Ayn Rand Institute website.
  16. Oliver. I love their soft red. Although you would have to order it online if you live outside of Indiana as I don't think they distrubute it out of state. I know I can't get it here, so I have friends from IN. get me case loads when they go home for the holidays!:)
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