Sarah writes:”How does this [unschooling] enable your children to get their diploma and college level education? I don’t know what it’s like in Vermont, but in Ontario certainly having some sort of post-secondary accreditation is necessary to get a decent paying job.
“I am for homeschooling to some degree, although I also see some benefits in [...]
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We all know that drinking soda in’t good for you. It’s full of sugar, caffeine, and artificial whatevers. The average 12 ounce can of soda has about 100 calories in it. Drink 5 or 6 a day and you might as well have gone to McDonald’s for lunch. So in an effort to make soda [...]
Just a quick note to let you know that I will be posting stuff about my books, writing events, classes, and other thoughts and opinions on my new blog: http://mishkennedy.blogspot.com
Thanks!
Mish
Keeping a pantry full of items with which to make many meals is one of the best ways to save money in the long run. Make a list of the ten top meals your family likes to eat. Break down the recipes into their ingredients – and how much you need to keep of each [...]
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Looking over the news this morning, I wandered over to Mothering.com one of my favorite sites for all things parenting, and came across a blog post that someone wrote about this article on Babble.com.
The post was fairly typical, but the comments that followed it were what appalled me…not because I found them unusual, but because, [...]
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Another great carnival…this one is hosted by Broke Grad Student.
http://brokegradstudent.com/carnival-of-debt-reduction-125-super-bowl-xlii-edition/
