RETIRED: Target chit chat

I decided to eat a snack before I tear apart my kitchen, and of course, check SD

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As far as schooling goes, I love the flexibility like that.. We work alot of times on the weekends to make up for missing days.. sick days, days we are out doing stuff, or days we just don't feel like working. As long as all the work gets done, I am good. I actually let them kinda have control over holiday breaks. I tell them where they need to be in the book (usually almost half way.. like if there are 24 chapters in a book, we need to finish 10) and as soon as they finish that point, they can break for Christmas.. Sometimes, they finish very early in december and other times one child may be working until the 22nd or so.. I am trying to let them learn not to put work off.. of course, this plan doesn't really work for younger elementary kids but mine are older. They didn't officially start until this week, but they each chose to do some things last week.
Can your DD work on her own without you? If so, she may be able to start some work even while you are still healing and trying to rest.. just a thought ! Mine need most help with math.. alot of their other stuff is reading and vocab/questions they do on their own. I had a friend who had a baby in late March and she worked her schedule so that her kids all finished schooling for the year before the baby was born. I lost a baby 3 years ago (actually exactly 3 years today.. still struggle with the day).. I was at the end of month 3, and I was so sick and very depressed. We didn't start school that year until October But, it all worked out in the end.. They were fine.

Speaking of school. My oldest started college yesterday and came home and said "it was pretty good.. none of my instructors seemed like jerks" I think he will be in for a reality shock when the work load actually starts. My favorite class he is taking is communications/public speaking.. it should be a great learning experience since he won't speak to anyone.. He won't even go into a place a fill out an application. He wants to do them all "online".. This should help him ALOT!

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Oh, that must be hard on the anniversary date , I'm so sorry



I could do that even when I'm not pregnant, Got a real thing for vinegary stuff.
Olives, pickles saurekraut ..etc..




Got a odd question does anybody know of a reasonably priced car hauler? , need to get dd car from fl to Jersey.

They have an ebay type listing site for hauling cars... they also have individuals that do animal transporting... uship.com

There are many different shippers to transport cars.

HTH!!

I guess so! I am still trying to get exact locations..etc and will let everyone know when I find out.

Can anyone give a recommendation on a good store bought pizza crust? I don't really want to make my own crust and the kids want homemade pizza. I saw the Archer Farm or Market Pantry ones yesterday but a little scared to try it. I've used the Boboli (sp?) before but wasn't too impressed.

Ank, your box went out today. I will PM you the DC number when I find it in the bottomless pit of hell called my purse.

ooooh what's the deal with kroger and granola bars?

The bolded part may be the problem... *lol* I think Jiffy makes a boxed pizza crust mix, and I've actually done the pillsbury pizza crust and it's not too bad for what it is. *shrug*

Thank you for the box!! I'm excited!

And the granola bars - the Nature Valley stuff is included in the buy 8 get $4 off your order - and I think they run about 1.99ish each after the sale. There's a catalina deal for $3.50 OYNO wyb 5. There are various IP's for the stuff too, and eq's you can load to your card. So fairly cheap/freeish stuff after factoring in all the q's/sale/eq's/oyno etc...





I'd take 'em if I was close enough! I hope you feel better!!



I'm so sorry to hear about your baby. I can't even imagine what it would be like.

I am glad for the flexibility of homeschooling - it's definitely less stressful that way. I think DD could probably work on her own, so maybe I will do that. It's a new curriculum, so I hate to just throw it at her, but if she struggles we could just go ahead and put it off and not be worse for the wear. Math will definitely be her biggest issue.

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Also saw a woman stocking new clothes in the infant/toddler area. She was putting out cute pants regular price 4.00. Denim mah friends. Sizes 12m to 5t. Girls only but I'm sure I saw boys ones on a table down the other side.

Can your DD work on her own without you? If so, she may be able to start some work even while you are still healing and trying to rest.. just a thought ! Mine need most help with math.. alot of their other stuff is reading and vocab/questions they do on their own. I had a friend who had a baby in late March and she worked her schedule so that her kids all finished schooling for the year before the baby was born. I lost a baby 3 years ago (actually exactly 3 years today.. still struggle with the day).. I was at the end of month 3, and I was so sick and very depressed. We didn't start school that year until October But, it all worked out in the end.. They were fine.

I decided to eat a snack before I tear apart my kitchen, and of course, check SD

Icandiel:

LongTimeLurker7: (I could have just given the link, but teach a man to fish....)

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Mashka: