It's like Facebook for Homeschoolers!
www.thehomeschoollounge.com
Here is the description from the founder, Tiany's blog:
"The Homeschool Lounge is a FREE online social network community for Homeschool Moms; the very first of its kind! The vision of The Homeschool Lounge is to connect Homeschool Moms from all corners of the web; get advice, give advice, share, learn and laugh with those who truly understand you. There is something for everyone inside the many pages of this pioneer website so go check it out!
Site Features Include:
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Create your own space
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Start or join discussions in our Forum
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Start or join a group
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Start a Blog or Promote an existing Blog
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Create a slide show widget of your pictures for your blog
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Photo Gallery
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Video Gallery
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Live Chat
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Invite other Homeschool Moms, friends and family
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Members only community ~ All members, all videos and pictures must be approved and only the front page of our site can be viewed by the public for the safety and comfort of our homeschool moms.
We invite you to join us, share tips and advice, and find encouragement, fellowship, and friendship in a safe, fun, friendly environment. Our goal is to provide you with a resourceful and encouraging platform for all of your interests and needs, in order to help create and facilitate the most enriching network for Homeschool Moms on the Internet today.
All homeschool parents can sign up to join the Lounge from the front page and from there they will be approved for full membership to view all pages of The Homeschool Lounge. As for invites, you can send anyone you want an invite by clicking on the tab that says "Invite" and also the people that join The Homeschool Lounge from your invite link will automatically be included in your list of "Friends" aka Lounge Sisters."
Let me know if you join; I'll go find you over there. 
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Posted by Joyful Grandma 
Feb. 29, 2008 - Howdy!!
I dropped by your blog earlier today and read about your sister. That has to be tough. I had a childhood friend who was stabbed to death about 7 years ago now. It is strange when it actually happens to somebody that you know. She was maybe 20 - drugs where involved and she left 2 babies behind. They luckily where with Grandma that weekend, otherwise, who knows what would have happened to them. Grandma didn't go through the trail though because the girls where very young - both under 3 - it wouldn't have been to beneficial for them. Their Grandma was also my school teacher when I was 5/6 grade.
I am sure you have heard of Mike Pearl. He has a CD called When Forgiveness is a Sin? I would highly recommend it to you, it is really good. He points out some misconceptions of this forgiveness doctrine that is preached now a days.
Take care. Hope all goes well in the courts.