Literally. Or I guess a better word is fowl. This is the chicken coop, although guinea fowl live in there as well. We have hens and one rooster. We get about 4-5 eggs a day, but that's tapering off now that it is getting cooler. We have way more eggs than any normal family should have in the fridge. Can
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Yep, we watched it. It was our first homeschool day ever but, and I thought we'd be one big scrambled egg, but we made the time to sit back, relax, and see what the President had to say. I won't go into a big political diatribe but I think my kids found a good message in his speech. I used
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So we took the plunge. We are now a home schooling family. All the paperwork is in place, we have our curricula chosen and in place, we have the room finished... only one thing was missing (in the mind of my oldest son) and that was an apple for the teacher. He carefully picked one from the fruit bowl and
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As we embarked on homeschooling, it became obvious to me that we would be following a different path than what was planned out for the kids in public school. As I talked with each of them about what they had been studying in social studies, math, communication arts, etc. I realized that even though the subject was studied, they didn't
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