Ok this is for all my fellow home schoolers. And those that were home schoolers. To talk about school and life and anything else. Lets start with intros.
Name: My nickname is Zooky.
Age: 13
I have been a home schooler all my schooling life.
My favorite subject is History. I am really good in math too.
So this should be fun right! Any way please come on, can’t wait to read your posts.
~Zooky out~
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faithfighter - Posts: 806
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Hmm...I was homeschooled from 4th through graduation, which was last May. Have mixed opinions about homeschooling though. (not trying to start a debate 
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FadedOne - Posts: 881
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Homeschooling rocks 
I was homeschooled all my life and, thanks to my mom's exellent teaching, now college is pretty easy. My favorite subject was science, exept for physics which got confusing.
I was homeschooled all my life and, thanks to my mom's exellent teaching, now college is pretty easy. My favorite subject was science, exept for physics which got confusing.A nightingale in a golden cage
That's me locked inside reality's maze
Come someone make my heavy heart light
Come undone, bring me back to life
It all starts with a lullaby
That's me locked inside reality's maze
Come someone make my heavy heart light
Come undone, bring me back to life
It all starts with a lullaby
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Kenshin17 - Posts: 860
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I was homeschooled from fifth grade until I was twelve, it was great. At twelve though I enrolled into a community college where I graduated several years later with my associates in animation degree. Now I'm heading for my BS in physics 
. All of this is thanks to my mom the internet l33t h4x0r! Because of this experience I intend to homeschool my kids, I believe that this experience brought me closer to my family instead of the distancing that I believe normally occurs in high school. On an interesting note though, when my mother tried to pull the plug on my public education, the principle offered to take several of the male proffessors and drag me kicking and screaming back to the public school after throwing me in the back of a pickup truck. The thought, just makes me laugh! LOL
Anyways go homeschooling, down with public schools!
. All of this is thanks to my mom the internet l33t h4x0r! Because of this experience I intend to homeschool my kids, I believe that this experience brought me closer to my family instead of the distancing that I believe normally occurs in high school. On an interesting note though, when my mother tried to pull the plug on my public education, the principle offered to take several of the male proffessors and drag me kicking and screaming back to the public school after throwing me in the back of a pickup truck. The thought, just makes me laugh! LOL
Anyways go homeschooling, down with public schools!
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Dante - Posts: 1323
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I was homeschooled 1-3 grade and the last 2 years of school. The best thing 'bout homeschooling is the fact that you can eat anything you want for lunch--almost whenever you want!
The bad thing about it--in my personal opinion--is how lonely you feel from not being able to be around people. Although, I was just as lonely in every other school. And also, YOU DON'T GET GYM!!!
The bad thing about it--in my personal opinion--is how lonely you feel from not being able to be around people. Although, I was just as lonely in every other school. And also, YOU DON'T GET GYM!!!
If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew
To serve your turn long after they are gone
And so hold on when there is nothing left in you
Except the Will which says to them: 'Hold on!' ...you'll be a Man, my son!
Rudyard Kipling
Satan, bite the dust!
"You are not who your mistakes say you are; you are not the sum of your failures!"---Rev. Billy Miller
Proverbs 18:24
To serve your turn long after they are gone
And so hold on when there is nothing left in you
Except the Will which says to them: 'Hold on!' ...you'll be a Man, my son!
Rudyard Kipling
Satan, bite the dust!
"You are not who your mistakes say you are; you are not the sum of your failures!"---Rev. Billy Miller
Proverbs 18:24
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Ssjjvash - Posts: 1073
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I would be abile to join this Guild....up until this year...oh well best of luck to you.... *sniffles at rembering the old days*
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Jman - Posts: 683
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YIPEE!!! HOME SCHOOLERS RULE!!
I have been homeschooling since 4th grade! It is the best!!
The reason I started homeschooling is because my mom was gonna pull my older bro. out anyway because he has adhd and he was getting bored with school because it was really easy to him. I begged to homeschool with him because I HATED school!!!! I mean I was getting straight A's and was one of the 'most popular girls in my grade, but I hated it because I hated the people there. They were always mean and nasty to each other. (currently my grade is the "Most ill-behaved children this school has ever seen" as one of the teachers said..)
So my Mom is homeschooling our entire family. Its hilarious because us and another homeschooling family are involved in tons of extra curricular activitiesand commuity service and such that we have become the most well spoke of familys in the entire town.
My fav. class is 'History of the Christian Churches' which is a post-secondary class I get to take from a nearby Christian College. Its so much fun!!
I agree. Homeschooling can be kinda lonley, but Im involved in som many diffrent extra curricular activities and youth group programs that I know all the kids from the Public School anyways. Besides I couldnt bear going to school anyways, to much swearing, drinking, drugs, gossiping, cutting, smoking, and such for me personally. I like to stay home, do school, read my Bible, and work on my drawings instead....but maybe thats just me.
I have been homeschooling since 4th grade! It is the best!!
The reason I started homeschooling is because my mom was gonna pull my older bro. out anyway because he has adhd and he was getting bored with school because it was really easy to him. I begged to homeschool with him because I HATED school!!!! I mean I was getting straight A's and was one of the 'most popular girls in my grade, but I hated it because I hated the people there. They were always mean and nasty to each other. (currently my grade is the "Most ill-behaved children this school has ever seen" as one of the teachers said..)
So my Mom is homeschooling our entire family. Its hilarious because us and another homeschooling family are involved in tons of extra curricular activitiesand commuity service and such that we have become the most well spoke of familys in the entire town.
My fav. class is 'History of the Christian Churches' which is a post-secondary class I get to take from a nearby Christian College. Its so much fun!!
I agree. Homeschooling can be kinda lonley, but Im involved in som many diffrent extra curricular activities and youth group programs that I know all the kids from the Public School anyways. Besides I couldnt bear going to school anyways, to much swearing, drinking, drugs, gossiping, cutting, smoking, and such for me personally. I like to stay home, do school, read my Bible, and work on my drawings instead....but maybe thats just me.
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98% of the teenage population does or has tried smoking pot. If you're one of the 2% who hasn't, copy & paste this in your signature.
"I say BOO to lust, and DOWN with "hot"!!" , a quote from Felix.
I suppose I should be puttin this in here to although I dont have much on it yet: http://kewlgirl.deviantart.com/
98% of the teenage population does or has tried smoking pot. If you're one of the 2% who hasn't, copy & paste this in your signature.
"I say BOO to lust, and DOWN with "hot"!!" , a quote from Felix.
I suppose I should be puttin this in here to although I dont have much on it yet: http://kewlgirl.deviantart.com/
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Kewl Girl - Posts: 170
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Home schooling does rock.
Welcome all to the Guild!!!! Yaeh I didn't know there was so many!!
Anyway I am so thanful for homeschooling, if I didn't home school I know I would fail school. I am just so bad at consintrating with other people around.
Welcome all to the Guild!!!! Yaeh I didn't know there was so many!!
Anyway I am so thanful for homeschooling, if I didn't home school I know I would fail school. I am just so bad at consintrating with other people around.
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faithfighter - Posts: 806
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Lunis' schooling history:
I went to a Christian school in Florida until we moved after first grade. I spent part of second grade in a public school in Colorado, and the rest of the year homeschooling. The next few years, I went to a Christian school. Then, in the middle of sixth grade, we moved to Arizona. The only good Christian school was too far away from us, so we started homeschooling. I went to a nearby public school, part time, for Spanish class and to be on their basketball team. We had such a good experience with homeschooling in Arizona, that when we moved here, we just decided to stick to homeschooling. Now I'm in ninth grade, and we plan to homeschool through all of highschool.
I haven't felt lonely much in homeschool for many reasons. 1. The time we homeschooled for part of second grade in Colorado, I was good friends with my neighbors' kids. 2. In Arizona, a group of relatives that went to my church homeschooled, and we became good friends. 3. Here, I'm just a loner. I don't fit in with the kids at my church, nor anyone else who lives nearby. They all have strange attitudes and interests. But I'm pretty much okay with that, since I don't depend greatly on many friends. 4. I don't think I would be any happier with kids at public schools. All the times I went to a public school, they just didn't have the same morals or interests as me. It's like most people think differently than me, which makes me more of a loner.
About not having gym, I kind of do have gym. I'm on a club basketball team, and I get plenty of excercise from it.
My favorite subject in homeschool would probably be health (good thing, because I plan on becoming a nurse). Science is pretty cool too, but physics annoys me, and I'm not very fond of chemistry. I really hate math, for all the boring numbers and calculations, and history, for having to practically memorize all the names and dates in the book. -_- Literature would be cool if only I didn't have to know the names of the authors. ^^; Grammar is pretty easy, yet tedious, and there are too many exceptions to the rules. Spelling is okay, I guess. I like learning the vocabulary words. I use A Beka for my curriculums.
I went to a Christian school in Florida until we moved after first grade. I spent part of second grade in a public school in Colorado, and the rest of the year homeschooling. The next few years, I went to a Christian school. Then, in the middle of sixth grade, we moved to Arizona. The only good Christian school was too far away from us, so we started homeschooling. I went to a nearby public school, part time, for Spanish class and to be on their basketball team. We had such a good experience with homeschooling in Arizona, that when we moved here, we just decided to stick to homeschooling. Now I'm in ninth grade, and we plan to homeschool through all of highschool.
I haven't felt lonely much in homeschool for many reasons. 1. The time we homeschooled for part of second grade in Colorado, I was good friends with my neighbors' kids. 2. In Arizona, a group of relatives that went to my church homeschooled, and we became good friends. 3. Here, I'm just a loner. I don't fit in with the kids at my church, nor anyone else who lives nearby. They all have strange attitudes and interests. But I'm pretty much okay with that, since I don't depend greatly on many friends. 4. I don't think I would be any happier with kids at public schools. All the times I went to a public school, they just didn't have the same morals or interests as me. It's like most people think differently than me, which makes me more of a loner.
About not having gym, I kind of do have gym. I'm on a club basketball team, and I get plenty of excercise from it.
My favorite subject in homeschool would probably be health (good thing, because I plan on becoming a nurse). Science is pretty cool too, but physics annoys me, and I'm not very fond of chemistry. I really hate math, for all the boring numbers and calculations, and history, for having to practically memorize all the names and dates in the book. -_- Literature would be cool if only I didn't have to know the names of the authors. ^^; Grammar is pretty easy, yet tedious, and there are too many exceptions to the rules. Spelling is okay, I guess. I like learning the vocabulary words. I use A Beka for my curriculums.
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Lunis - Posts: 718
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Pascal wrote:Anyways go homeschooling, down with public schools!
Being a home schooling mom I love home schooling. However, I ask on this thread to refrain on knocking or belittling the public schools. We all learn in different ways and there are many wonderful teachers within the public school system and some wonderful kids here on CAA who are not home schooled.
That being said, I'd just like to add I'm thankful we are blessed to be able to home school our kids. ^___^
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and morbid visions from my past
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as though I danced on blades of glass.
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true_noir_chloe - Posts: 3091
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I hardly feel lonely anymore. I wouldn't want to be in public school, I am a loner too. I hardly had any friends, but then I started at a new youth group, it rocks now Ihave a lot of friends with the same basic belifes as me.
I love Literature and I hate spelling because I stink at it. so if I miss spell something here pleace feel free to corect me. Later.
I love Literature and I hate spelling because I stink at it. so if I miss spell something here pleace feel free to corect me. Later.
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faithfighter - Posts: 806
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Go homeschoolers! I had no idea so many of you guys homeschooled! OK, here I go:
Hi, My name's Daniel, but you can call me Danny, or any other silly name you choose to invent. I'm, uh, 14 years old and have been homeschooled all my life. I make cool stuff for lunch *grin* and My favorite subject is Biology. In fact...this morning I got to dissect a bunch of cool stuff and it got everywhere!
Hi, My name's Daniel, but you can call me Danny, or any other silly name you choose to invent. I'm, uh, 14 years old and have been homeschooled all my life. I make cool stuff for lunch *grin* and My favorite subject is Biology. In fact...this morning I got to dissect a bunch of cool stuff and it got everywhere!
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Felix - Posts: 2098
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Sounds fun Danny!
Welcome!
Welcome!
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faithfighter - Posts: 806
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WHAT??!! Felix, youre homescholled!!?? Okay well I guess that makes some sense....
Okay! Danny it is then! Hmmm.. well as long as we are on first name basis.. Mine's Stephanie. And my youth group rules too!! I have a lot of friends there!
My spelling also is horrible, but I never did well in that anyways... I also am not to great at science. Im currently in an astronomy course for PSEO but I have a feeling Im not gonna do to well in that because it has a ton more science in it than I thought it did...
Okay! Danny it is then! Hmmm.. well as long as we are on first name basis.. Mine's Stephanie. And my youth group rules too!! I have a lot of friends there!
My spelling also is horrible, but I never did well in that anyways... I also am not to great at science. Im currently in an astronomy course for PSEO but I have a feeling Im not gonna do to well in that because it has a ton more science in it than I thought it did...
Formerly Kewl Girl 16
98% of the teenage population does or has tried smoking pot. If you're one of the 2% who hasn't, copy & paste this in your signature.
"I say BOO to lust, and DOWN with "hot"!!" , a quote from Felix.
I suppose I should be puttin this in here to although I dont have much on it yet: http://kewlgirl.deviantart.com/
98% of the teenage population does or has tried smoking pot. If you're one of the 2% who hasn't, copy & paste this in your signature.
"I say BOO to lust, and DOWN with "hot"!!" , a quote from Felix.
I suppose I should be puttin this in here to although I dont have much on it yet: http://kewlgirl.deviantart.com/
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Kewl Girl - Posts: 170
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Stephanie is a great name. I have 2 friends named Stephanie!
~Zooky`
~Zooky`
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faithfighter - Posts: 806
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Thanks!! i only You said youre nick-name is Zooky, but you didnt say what youre real name is. Or are you planing on keeping that a secret?
Formerly Kewl Girl 16
98% of the teenage population does or has tried smoking pot. If you're one of the 2% who hasn't, copy & paste this in your signature.
"I say BOO to lust, and DOWN with "hot"!!" , a quote from Felix.
I suppose I should be puttin this in here to although I dont have much on it yet: http://kewlgirl.deviantart.com/
98% of the teenage population does or has tried smoking pot. If you're one of the 2% who hasn't, copy & paste this in your signature.
"I say BOO to lust, and DOWN with "hot"!!" , a quote from Felix.
I suppose I should be puttin this in here to although I dont have much on it yet: http://kewlgirl.deviantart.com/
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Kewl Girl - Posts: 170
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home shcooling rocks, I've been homeschooled my whole life.
*goes into RPG mode*
Name: Danya
Nick Name(s): Dani, Dann-Dann <---preferably, Archy, Yaya, Roo
Age: 13
Hair: Brown-ish Red-ish
Eye: Brown
Apearance: Artsy-southern-muscian-punk-rocker-chick
Decent Subjects: Math
Best Subjects: Art, Music, Writing, Reading
Worst Subjects: History *yawn*, P.E.
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so yeah XD;;
*goes into RPG mode*
Name: Danya
Nick Name(s): Dani, Dann-Dann <---preferably, Archy, Yaya, Roo
Age: 13
Hair: Brown-ish Red-ish
Eye: Brown
Apearance: Artsy-southern-muscian-punk-rocker-chick
Decent Subjects: Math
Best Subjects: Art, Music, Writing, Reading
Worst Subjects: History *yawn*, P.E.
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so yeah XD;;
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but that my spirit would become so alive it took my body's place.
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Danyasaur - Posts: 875
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Hey Guys! Im homeschooled too, my names Crystal and im 16. Been homeschooled my whole life.
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Sakura15 - Posts: 2206
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Yup, homeschooler here. My parents have faithfully homeschooled me and my sister (who's graduating, by the way) our entire lives. Favorite subject? Probably Advanced Math or American Government.
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Godly Paladin - Posts: 2016
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Well thanks GP for letting me tell my own story.
*ahem* Been homeschooled K-12 and would never do it any other way. My dozen shall be homeschooled. Yes, every last one.
So, do we get a banner or something?
EDIT: A word to the wise. Don't run in the house while shod only in socks. Ever. Unless it is wall-to-wall carpeting.
*ahem* Been homeschooled K-12 and would never do it any other way. My dozen shall be homeschooled. Yes, every last one.
So, do we get a banner or something?
EDIT: A word to the wise. Don't run in the house while shod only in socks. Ever. Unless it is wall-to-wall carpeting.
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JoyfulSongs - Posts: 85
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<<A word to the wise. Don't run in the house while shod only in socks. Ever. Unless it is wall-to-wall carpeting.>>
*understands a great deal* ditto.
My best subject in school has always been, and forever will be, English and spelling. ^^ Not any English history, but just the englishy kinda stuff.
Oh, also gym.
Worst subjects: Well, I flunked geometry and had to take another kind of math course. Hope this doesn't hurt me too bad in college.
Also, Spanish was realllly hard for me. Oh well.
*understands a great deal* ditto.
My best subject in school has always been, and forever will be, English and spelling. ^^ Not any English history, but just the englishy kinda stuff.
Oh, also gym.
Worst subjects: Well, I flunked geometry and had to take another kind of math course. Hope this doesn't hurt me too bad in college.
Also, Spanish was realllly hard for me. Oh well.If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew
To serve your turn long after they are gone
And so hold on when there is nothing left in you
Except the Will which says to them: 'Hold on!' ...you'll be a Man, my son!
Rudyard Kipling
Satan, bite the dust!
"You are not who your mistakes say you are; you are not the sum of your failures!"---Rev. Billy Miller
Proverbs 18:24
To serve your turn long after they are gone
And so hold on when there is nothing left in you
Except the Will which says to them: 'Hold on!' ...you'll be a Man, my son!
Rudyard Kipling
Satan, bite the dust!
"You are not who your mistakes say you are; you are not the sum of your failures!"---Rev. Billy Miller
Proverbs 18:24
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Ssjjvash - Posts: 1073
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Ssjjvash wrote:<<A word to the wise. Don't run in the house while shod only in socks. Ever. Unless it is wall-to-wall carpeting.>>
*understands a great deal* ditto.
NOOO!!! Beware the wall-to-wall carpeting! Socks+Carpet= Sooo much static. Bzzzt! Bzzzt! Practice Static Safety.
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VioletEyedCat - Posts: 192
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VioletEyedCat wrote:NOOO!!! Beware the wall-to-wall carpeting! Socks+Carpet= Sooo much static. Bzzzt! Bzzzt! Practice Static Safety.
But would it not be possible to build up enough electrical energy and blow up a kitten or something?
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Joshua Christopher - Posts: 1982
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"IMPACT ALBERTO!!!! YOU ARE SO EVIL!!!" *hugs here cat tightly and sticks out tounge at the computer*
Formerly Kewl Girl 16
98% of the teenage population does or has tried smoking pot. If you're one of the 2% who hasn't, copy & paste this in your signature.
"I say BOO to lust, and DOWN with "hot"!!" , a quote from Felix.
I suppose I should be puttin this in here to although I dont have much on it yet: http://kewlgirl.deviantart.com/
98% of the teenage population does or has tried smoking pot. If you're one of the 2% who hasn't, copy & paste this in your signature.
"I say BOO to lust, and DOWN with "hot"!!" , a quote from Felix.
I suppose I should be puttin this in here to although I dont have much on it yet: http://kewlgirl.deviantart.com/
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Kewl Girl - Posts: 170
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Kewl Girl 16 wrote:Thanks!! i only You said youre nick-name is Zooky, but you didnt say what youre real name is. Or are you planing on keeping that a secret?
Sorry I am not suppose to say my real name.
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faithfighter - Posts: 806
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Kewl Girl 16 wrote:"IMPACT ALBERTO!!!! YOU ARE SO EVIL!!!" *hugs here cat tightly and sticks out tounge at the computer*
I could change it to infant or puppy, if you wish.
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Joshua Christopher - Posts: 1982
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Ssjjvash wrote:<<A word to the wise. Don't run in the house while shod only in socks. Ever. Unless it is wall-to-wall carpeting.>>
*understands a great deal* ditto.
My best subject in school has always been, and forever will be, English and spelling. ^^ Not any English history, but just the englishy kinda stuff.
Oh, also gym.
Worst subjects: Well, I flunked geometry and had to take another kind of math course. Hope this doesn't hurt me too bad in college.
Some one great at spelling. Can I ask for help some time, I can't and I repeat can't spell.
[color="Green"][font="Verdana"]There is no one you can't love once you know their story-Mary Lou Lawnacki[/font][/color]
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faithfighter - Posts: 806
- Joined: Thu Feb 17, 2005 9:05 pm
- Location: rattling the cages
That makes two of us!!! (who cant spell that is) Oh, and its okay that you dont give out your name. My mom wouldnt let me give out my name for a long time either, and Im only allowed to give out my first name now..
~Impact Alberto~
YOURE EVIL!! PURE EVIL!!
~Impact Alberto~
YOURE EVIL!! PURE EVIL!!
Formerly Kewl Girl 16
98% of the teenage population does or has tried smoking pot. If you're one of the 2% who hasn't, copy & paste this in your signature.
"I say BOO to lust, and DOWN with "hot"!!" , a quote from Felix.
I suppose I should be puttin this in here to although I dont have much on it yet: http://kewlgirl.deviantart.com/
98% of the teenage population does or has tried smoking pot. If you're one of the 2% who hasn't, copy & paste this in your signature.
"I say BOO to lust, and DOWN with "hot"!!" , a quote from Felix.
I suppose I should be puttin this in here to although I dont have much on it yet: http://kewlgirl.deviantart.com/
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Kewl Girl - Posts: 170
- Joined: Mon Feb 14, 2005 10:00 am
- Location: In front of my computer with my headphones on, trying to drown out the world around me..
Haha...you guys are great! And I'd love to help you two with spelling at any time. I'm pretty good at it! ^_~
Huh.....the only downside to homeschooling for me is that my mom marks me as a person who is readily available for doing any extr chores. Ick.
Huh.....the only downside to homeschooling for me is that my mom marks me as a person who is readily available for doing any extr chores. Ick.
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Felix - Posts: 2098
- Joined: Mon Dec 13, 2004 10:00 am
- Location: Unemployed in Greenland
I'm actually in college now, so I guess I shouldn't really be posting here, but I WAS homeschooled straight from kindergarden through 12th grade, so I'll toss my little post in anyway. (so there )
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[font="Book Antiqua"][color="Purple"]For the love of Christ controls us, having concluded this: that one died for all, therefore all died; and he that died for all, so that they who live might no longer live for themselves, but for Him who died and rose again on their behalf. II Corinthians 5:14-15[/color][/font]
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Blitzkrieg1701 - Posts: 1884
- Joined: Wed Jun 02, 2004 9:01 am
- Location: Washington, DC (when I'm not in an alternate universe)
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