Re: Homeschooling/Chris

[Guest guest]

Hi

Thanks for the input Let me ask your opinion on the cost of

homeschooling?? That is honestly one of my holdbacks. We pretty

much live paycheck to paycheck now on a single teacher's salary. I

have been told by a few of my friends that homeschooling is actual a

bit costly. I have not done a whole lot of research since I am on

the fence about it. I sometimes really think that maybe some of the

problems with my son's mouth and behavior are encouraged/influenced

by what he sees in school. We have a very strong and active

homeschool community where I live but since there are SO many

curriculums out there, I can't get anyone to really answer my

questions. How did you decide?

Marilouise

9/9/03, LCF, DBB 14/7

Owen and 3/20/99

> > I guess then just try to pre-prep as much as you can earlier

in

> the day so it's ready to just heat 'n serve? Back in the (bad)

old

> days when I had to work away from home I'd buy hamburger in

quanity

> packs and pre-make lots of stuff like meat balls, poor man's

chicken

> fried steak, etc. It would be raw, but mixed with the

seasonings,

> shaped in to the balls or patties, then frozen. If I froze them

out

> on a cookie sheet first, then I could throw them all in a bag

> together and just take out the amount I needed. They would not

be

> stuck together. I found this worked with breading meat, also -

> rolled in flower, then frozen.

> >

> > Now days shoot - we live here, we work here, we home school

here;

> we eat three meals a day together. We have the whole damn day

to

> socialize. NOT seeing my kids is the treat ! LOL! By th e time

> dinner time rolls around - about 6:30 - I'm ready to ship them

off

> to the bath tub and the bed! LOL!

> s.