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We love our life in small town, PA - we homeschool and love to read, write, eat, watch TV, hang out with our friends, visit the beach, run our own business, and more.
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We love our life in small town, PA - we homeschool and love to read, write, eat, watch TV, hang out with our friends, visit the beach, run our own business, and more.
Thing 1 and Thing 2
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Four Years. Four Wins.
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Yep.
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2013
2010
Some Banner Posts
- Baskin Robbers (by boquinha)
- Tax Time (by boquinha)
- To Wii or Not To Wii (by boquinha)
- Deep Thoughts about Balls (by boquinha)
- New York City (by boquinha)
- World's Biggest Dork
- Word Girl (by boquinha)
- My Family Tree is a Wreath (by boquinha)
- What an Unschooling-ish day looks like (by boquinha)
- Egalitarian Marriage (by boquinha)
- How to Smuggle Food . . . (by boquinha)
- My Kind of Movie (by boquinha)
- I don't know @#$%! (by doctormark)
- Morning Exercises (by doctormark)
- On Being Real (by boquinha)
- 100 Things (by both)
- Various Posts about my Dad (by boquinha)
- Friend Spotlight Posts
- Any of our Idol Reviews (by both)
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May
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- A Winner is Crowned
- Lee vs. Crystal
- The Last Hurrah
- The evolution of interest (or media-free weeks)
- And now we're down to 2
- Top 3
- We're Getting Close
- Results -- Not a whole lot to say
- Oh, Those Movies
- Top 4 Sing Movie Songs
- Hiatus
- Fill in the Blank
- And so we say goodbye to . . .
- I Love Harry
- Best. Mentor. E-ver.
- I want a maid.
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Insightful Quote
From The Thirteenth Tale by Diane Setterfield--there's a great description of a minor character (the doctor's wife) in the book. It goes like this (page 104):
"The doctor's wife wasn't a bad woman. She was sufficiently convinced of her own importance to believe that God actually did watch everything she did and listen to everything she said, and she was too taken up with rooting out the pride she was prone to feeling in her own holiness to notice any other failings she might have had. She was a do-gooder, which means that all the ill she did, she did without realizing it."Copyright
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8 comments:
You pay my airfare and I would be HAPPY to fly down once a week to clean your house. =)
I hear there's a lot of people of Mexican descent trying to get out of Arizona.
(That's funny, but it shouldn't be. I don't agree with what's being done there.)
I could use a cook, because I am not nearly as good at it as you and I don't enjoy it.
Amen! It's funny, because I was seriously talking about this yesterday with a friend.
Right now, I would love one too. However they would be in over their head, my house is a disaster, half of our house is still torn apart.
Me too, me too!!!
If you lived on my street, I would totally let you borrow one of my maids. Maybe even twice a week!
Yeah, they are great. I owe you a post about how great they are but I run the risk of having every reader hating me. That is the downside of having a maid, people judge so I don't talk about it much.
I wish it was more common in the US. I think the country would work much better by doing so. OH, and less women on drugs to keep mentally stable. I do love my maids!
Jill, we are considering your offer. :P
Jimmy, ditto that. I'm wondering what the fallout will be.
Em! A maid who cooks . . . now that's an idea!
Jess, great minds!
Kim, it seems like clutter breeds itself once you have kids!
R, we should start a maid co-op. When are you moving back? :P
Terah, I can't even imagine! I'd love a post about that. You do run that risk, but I think it really does base itself in jealousy. I think the US should catch on to the beauty of the concept. More jobs and less stress? Sounds like a plan to me!
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