And it has finally started to happen. Snow. Tomorrow will be January 24th and I will actually have to remove snow.
Not amused, not amused at all.
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And it has finally started to happen. Snow. Tomorrow will be January 24th and I will actually have to remove snow.
Not amused, not amused at all.
I can draw clouds, trees, flowers, and flying birds.Quote:
Originally Posted by SnwhtNdwrfs
MickeyMouse is all I can do. XDQuote:
Originally Posted by Evilduckqueen
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Originally Posted by HauntedGabe
Right now it is 77 degrees---- in JANUARY! Not looking forward to heat in July! A cold front was supposed to come through but I don't see 40 as being cold (predicted low tonight). But I guess it will be colder tomorrow at 63 degrees... :inquis:
I went to the drawing academy at the Studios last trip and attempted to draw a Mickey head. Let's just say I had difficulty drawing circles.
I'm in the car right now going to Door County for the 2nd week of the passed three. I know that seems to be alot, but yolo right. ;)
Anyway this is where I stay. http://little-sweden.com/Home.aspx
I liked these ice cream bars.
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Very pretty. Post a winter picture sometime.Quote:
Originally Posted by nicholas
Your family doesn't seem to like staying put in your home for very long.
LOL! I will post a winter picture when I get back.Quote:
Originally Posted by HauntedGabe
When was that?Quote:
Originally Posted by HauntedGabe
How can you travel so much with school???Quote:
Originally Posted by nicholas
We have a friend that works in the broadcast world. He traveled quite a bit and more by the time his second child was well into elementary school. With DD being onboard she was homeschooled. They bought annually one of the best online homeschool programs.
She was schooled by computer year round yet when they went off to all these wonderful places around the world she could take a few weeks off here and there or as she aged she just took her laptop with her and did what she needed to do during downtime. Got easier as WiFi became better. During highschool she took her major science classes during summer school as those were classes that are difficult to duplicate at home. She got into a real good University, her ACT and SATs scores were high. It is amazing home much time in school is really not essential.
On the flipside my son had a friend in middle school when his mother pulled 4 of 5 boys out of school to homeschool them. It was a big thing to do in this mega church in N. IL. The 5th was already in HS and he was allowed to finish. The Mom was a whack job to start with and I don't believe the youngest two could read, write or spell let alone do math. The other two had some foundation already from school but basically their education ended when she started homeschooling her kids 'cause it didn't really ever happen. The boy that was my sons age has been backing packing around and doing mission work around the world. Beyond that I'm not sure what he will do with his 7th grade education.
Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
I think he's home schooled.Quote:
Originally Posted by wallfan329
Disney changed suppliers. These were made by Blue Bunny in the Midwest. They were widespread in the 80's and 90's and were even sold on ice cream trucks around the country. They not only tasted great but only the ears were encased in Chocolate Dip so you could eat them in the summer without turning into a big mess and the bottom half was more vanilla. Up until around 4-5 years ago they were still sold in Walmart's with Supermarkets. Now it seems they are doing more Six Flag type characters. *sniff*
Maybe this weekend I'll start a thread on Lost Disney Foods. Some great things are gone.
Sorry but how does everyone that knows me not know this??? I'm home schooled!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by wallfan329