6-21-2008 - Tagged by Blue~Jane!

This is a very interesting tag. Thanks, Blue~Jane!  

~How long have you homeschooled? Unless daycare counts as school, since day one!

~What grade did you start homeschooling? Technically, Pre-K, but that's not really a grade. =P

~What grade are you in now?  Sixth.

~How old were you when you started? 0. ;-)

~Do you like homeschooling? Yes, though sometimes it's hard when I'm around my public-schooled friends and they start talking about things that I can't really relate to. But overall, definetely.

~Have you ever gone to school? Not a single day. =D

~How long did you go to school? Homeschool-- 8 years. Public school-- 0 years.  

~Do you intend to home school your kids when you grow up? It really all depends. I would like to, but if God doesn't want me to, then I won't.

~What are two things that you like about homeschooling?  The fact that if you have a dentist appointment, or you're on vacation, then you don't have to have a note. Plus I get to learn about creation instead of *gulp* ... evolution.

~Do you totally go against public schools? Not totally, I mean, some kids' parents don't have enough time or money to homeschool them or send them to private school, though I don't agree with everything the public schools instill in the children.

~Do you have friends who are not homeschoolers? Yes, all of the girls in my Sunday School class go to public school except for two, and one of them goes to half private, half homeschool.  

~ Is it hard to get along with public school friends? Sometimes... 'Cause they'll start talking about homework and *Stacey* or something like that and I can't really join in... Plus I don't really get along with anyone IRL. ;-) 

~What is the first thing other people say when they find out that you homeschool? If it's a kid, "Lucky! You can sleep in and you don't have any homework!" or something like that. If only they knew... ;)

 ~Who are you going to tag? Anyone and everyone whose hair is red.

Please keep in mind that the kids who go to public school have bad influences all around them, and all too often some of them return home to an empty house with a television and a computer all to themselves. Some of the kids that go to public school are really nice, and they have godly parents that teach them about the Bible and the right things to do, but tempation is very strong! That's why we must be lights to the world to those that don't have godly parents/guardians to teach them about the Lord.

 I'll try to get some picture of horse camp up soon... Hopefully.

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