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<title>Photography Phrezny - Homeschool Blogger</title>
<description>Welcome to Photography Phrenzy! You&#039;ve probably already guessed that I love photography. I have a Canon Powershot S1 IS, and it&#039;s a great camera! </description>
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<pubDate>Sat, 21 Nov 2009 18:23:00 -0600</pubDate>
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<title>Philo Dough and Fabric</title>
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Today we went to a friend's house and watched her demonstrate making a few things with her Pampered Chef equipment. I got to help and it was soooo fun! We used Philo (I've also seen it spelled Phylo, so I'm not sure what way is right...) dough and that stuff is awsome! It's almost as if you're using tissue paper to cook with. :-) The first dish she made, I didn't help with, but it had quite a few layers of the dough with melted butter in between, then some sliced cheese, and then some more dough, and butter, and on top there were Sesamy seeds and Black Caraway seeds sprinkled. That was soooooo good! In the next item we made I got to help, they were sooooooo tasty! After those were done baking, we ate lunch and us kids played tag outside for a while.

I love picking out fabric's for my nighties, because I can pick out some wild print that I would never wear in public, but it doesn't matter on a nighty. :-) My summer nighty this year was pink with green frogs, (I loved it!) and now my mom just finished my winter nighty, which is a dark blue with sea creatures on it. And on both of them, I've put a gigantic button, because I love gigantic buttons. :-)

Go over to Alison's blog to see how NANOWRIMO is going for her!</description>
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<pubDate>Sat, 21 Nov 2009 18:23:00 -0600</pubDate>
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<description>We had a very very very fun day at the park today. Beside my sisters and I there were 10 other children from our home-school group. We played tennis, store, house, tag, hide and seek, and more tag. :-) And then all of us went to the library, where I got 6 of the Redwall Series, by Brian Jacques. They are all about 1 and a half inches thick so they'll last me a little while. :-) We didn't get any pictures that I know of though... :-p if I had brought my camera, I'd probably have about 200 pictures. :-) Then we came home, and Alison gave her violin student a lesson, (and during that we played more tag with her brother) and then we watched some of the Leave It To Beaver show, on YouTube. Someone has done a great job of sorting all the episodes and so we've watched tons of them! Now we're waiting for my 3 sisters and Dad to get home so we can have pizza! I think I hear them now so I'd better go. I know this was a boring post, but I just felt like posting. :-)</description>
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<pubDate>Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:02:00 -0600</pubDate>
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<title>Today's Vocabulary</title>
<description>&amp;nbsp;                Dave walked from the office to his car. It had been a grueling day at work. He had been assured that he wouldn't have to fill out extra forms, but the guy who was supposed to do them was sick and he ended up having to do it any way. Then the coffee machine quit working, his chair broke, and the power went out, forcing him to write his business letters by hand. When the power came back on, a multitude of phone solicitors started calling trying to get him to donate to some great cause, and making him feel like a miser because he could only afford to give ten dollars. Dave started the car and pulled out of the parking lot. He called the car repair spot to see how long it would be before his wife's car was done. The newbie employee put him on hold and he had to listen to three minutes and twenty-seven seconds of monotonous &quot;music&quot; before the employee returned and resumed the call. When he got home, his two kids were fighting and his wife was mumbling something about what in the world they'd have for supper. Dave walked up to his wife, told her that they'd have pizza for supper and afterward they would go for a walk and enjoy the serenity of the beach. The children resolved their problem and returned to his and her own pursuits. The day concluded happily.</description>
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<pubDate>Thu, 19 Nov 2009 15:56:00 -0600</pubDate>
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<description>*screams* I had a post all written out (well, all most) and somehow it just disappeared when I tried to add a pic. Oh well. I just had said that we went to the nursing home. Oh, and the ambulance went to the dentist with sirens raging. Hmm... Any other news? Oh yes. We got to watch some yard work people at the nursing home cut a brick. It was pretty neat! Have you ever laid bricks? I haven't but I've always wanted to. Along with building a house. And a bunch of other activities that boys get to do. :-p 

Hmm... I guess that's it. Except that we had to buy more milk last night. :-) (see post below) We're probably going to the park on Friday, so I might be back with pics soon.</description>
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<pubDate>Wed, 18 Nov 2009 16:03:00 -0600</pubDate>
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<title>Milk</title>
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Milk is a great substance. Thanks to me, our family goes through almost 1 gallon of milk a&amp;nbsp; day. (that's about as much as the Duggars!  ) I just love milk! You can drink it with everything---even pizza, all though my dad says that you should drink kooliade with pizza. (I'm not a koolaide fan) I drink about 5 or 6 glasses of milk a day. Usually I have one for breakfast, or I have a bowl of cereal with milk in it. Then for lunch I usually have 2 glasses, and 2 for supper also. Sometimes I have one with a snack in the afternoon. Alison says I shouldn't drink so much, but milk gives you strong bones, right?  We have a friend who doesn't like milk. She says it makes her gag. She can drink chocolate and strawberry milk but not regualr. She definantly is missing out.&amp;nbsp; Alison said that I should've had my username be &quot;LecheLover&quot; instead of &quot;booklover&quot;. :-) I don't know about that... I'd much rather have books than milk. How much milk do you drink?
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<pubDate>Mon, 16 Nov 2009 14:17:00 -0600</pubDate>
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<title>Wanna win some boots?</title>
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Want a chance to win a pair of WHOOGA boots? Even if you don't win, you get a 15% discount just for entering! Head on over. (but don't enter--I don't like the competition.)
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<pubDate>Mon, 16 Nov 2009 09:41:00 -0600</pubDate>
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<title>Stuff</title>
<description>Yay! I got my template finished! One thing I like about it is that I can post my pictures bigger than before. I might change a few things someday but for now it's good enough. :-) This is the first template I've ever had that I used an image map for the header. It was lots of fun!

Later today we're going to the park with a friend. We'll bring our tennis rackets and balls. We're hoping that the firefighters aren't playing though, because I don't think I've ever gone to this park and they haven't shown up...&amp;nbsp; And then after that, we are going to the library.

And lastly, here is a random photo that I took a few months ago at a park in CA. There was a whole family of ducks swimming around in the pond. The ducklings were sooooooo cute and fluffly that I wanted to pick them up and cuddle them, but of course that isn't allowed. :-) The mother duck probably wouldn't have been too happy with me...
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<pubDate>Wed, 11 Nov 2009 12:52:00 -0600</pubDate>
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<title>&quot;Please Mom?&quot;</title>
<description>That is what mom hears when I find another free download of a photoshop program.  So far, I have Adobe Photoshop Elements 2.0 (yes, it is really old...) and Jasc Paint Shop Pro 8 (another older version), Adobe's Artweaver, and now Picasa. The other day I found out what neat things Google's Picasa can do. So I downloaded it. (if you do download it, be warned that it can be a headache and you might end up reinstalling it because you did it all wrong...) Probably my favorite feature is the handy &quot;collage&quot; button. You select the photos, and in one click you have a collage. It takes a few more clicks to get the settings right though. This collage was mady with 250 photos, or something close... The only problem is that with so many photos it makes them really really tiny! Well, they aren't tiny until you resize it... But there was no way I was putting a picture that was abut 5000 pixels wide on my blog! 


Here is another one I made with only pictures of Elisabeth's face. 

Speaking of faces, Picasa has the neatest feature where it can sort faces! Its really hard to explain, so if you'd like to read about it, go here: http://picasa.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=93773 Its really good at it too! Only once did it think that Alison was me. :-) Even the computer thinks we're twins! LOL!

This last one is just a few random pictures that I've taken that I really like. I'll probably make quite a few more collages with my pictures! It's really fun!


I've learned a few things about Picasa the hard way, but now that have figured a few things out not to do, I'll never never NEVER do them again! LOL! 




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<pubDate>Sat,  7 Nov 2009 16:05:00 -0600</pubDate>
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<title>Tennis Practice</title>
<description>The crowds cheered wildly as I sentt the ball flying back across the net to my dad. Wait--the &quot;crowds&quot; were the high school kids playing soccer, and they weren't cheering for me--they were cheering for their friends. Oh well.  The other day a friend of ours let us have his tennis equipment for a while. Today, after an exciting visit to the high school, (read Alison's post about this) we finally got the key but at the time, people were using the courts. So this afternoon we got&amp;nbsp; Dad to take us to play. Well, you can't really call it playing. We had never played before. So dad taught us how. We still aren't very good but it was lots of fun! I can't wait till we get to go again! Sorry there aren't any pictures. Our mom didn't come along with the camera and I was either chasing balls, or hittng them. 

I might not change my template soon after all. I think I'll make the header over again. So, keep checking back!</description>
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<pubDate>Wed,  4 Nov 2009 18:57:00 -0600</pubDate>
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<title>Announcement</title>
<description>My blog might look crazy for a few days... I'm going to attempt a new template that has an image map in it--something I've never really tried before. So if it looks like a disaster, ignore it. I might start blogging soon, and I don't really like the template I have...</description>
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<pubDate>Mon,  2 Nov 2009 16:16:00 -0600</pubDate>
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