Comments on: Catch Up http://snpnmnmi.wordpress.com/2008/03/26/catch-up/ Taking life one day at a time, with an eye to the future. Mon, 12 Oct 2009 16:20:47 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: tookshire http://snpnmnmi.wordpress.com/2008/03/26/catch-up/#comment-1005 tookshire Thu, 27 Mar 2008 17:27:58 +0000 http://snpnmnmi.wordpress.com/?p=326#comment-1005 Oh my goodness, look who is back! I'm generalizing here, I realize...but it always amazes me that along the political mindset those individuals who are liberal AND for less government are always so much more concerned about the accountability factor for homeschoolers. Less governmental involvement in family matters is sorta one of the main points of homeschooling, is it not? Oh my goodness, look who is back!

I’m generalizing here, I realize…but it always amazes me that along the political mindset those individuals who are liberal AND for less government are always so much more concerned about the accountability factor for homeschoolers. Less governmental involvement in family matters is sorta one of the main points of homeschooling, is it not?

]]> By: Spirituality http://snpnmnmi.wordpress.com/2008/03/26/catch-up/#comment-1003 Spirituality Wed, 26 Mar 2008 17:01:46 +0000 http://snpnmnmi.wordpress.com/?p=326#comment-1003 <strong>:)</strong> Good read! Thank you! :)

Good read! Thank you!

]]> By: Kari http://snpnmnmi.wordpress.com/2008/03/26/catch-up/#comment-1002 Kari Wed, 26 Mar 2008 16:22:22 +0000 http://snpnmnmi.wordpress.com/?p=326#comment-1002 I'm so glad to finally have something new here to read! We haven't seen you so much lately, so here, I get to catch up! Well, I see you, but when I do, we can't talk, lol, like at Yoga or church! Anyways, you get dragged into debate because you are so optimistic that you can reasonably discuss these issues and they'll at least see that you can agree to disagree. . . Plus, there's sort of a mystique about homeschool. . .We're still outside the norm. People suspect that we're not right for actually wanting to be with the children we gave birth to! (I was in Meier the other day and J. was talking non-stop about his "family" in another town. . .totally pretend. One worker came in and said she couldn't get away from it even when at work. I thought she was joking and she said that she couldn't wait for her kids to get out of the house (one teen and one 6 yr old). She was serious. I wish I would have asked why she had the 2nd if she didn't even like the first one. .. I’m so glad to finally have something new here to read! We haven’t seen you so much lately, so here, I get to catch up! Well, I see you, but when I do, we can’t talk, lol, like at Yoga or church!

Anyways, you get dragged into debate because you are so optimistic that you can reasonably discuss these issues and they’ll at least see that you can agree to disagree. . .

Plus, there’s sort of a mystique about homeschool. . .We’re still outside the norm. People suspect that we’re not right for actually wanting to be with the children we gave birth to! (I was in Meier the other day and J. was talking non-stop about his “family” in another town. . .totally pretend. One worker came in and said she couldn’t get away from it even when at work. I thought she was joking and she said that she couldn’t wait for her kids to get out of the house (one teen and one 6 yr old). She was serious. I wish I would have asked why she had the 2nd if she didn’t even like the first one. ..

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