our furry students are becoming quite accomplished
in middle-aged culture,
the mysteries of converting a percentage to a fraction,
new vocabulary words, like 'garish',
listening to summaries of harry potter,
american girl mysteries,
theater script...
and manners.
does your homeschool have a furry pet?
if not, this is the part where i try to talk you into it.
i would invite you not to look at the pets,
but at the kids.
happy, happy.
ummm... did it work?
*spoken with big, brown puppy eyes*
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You know, don't you, that you're the main reason we have Abby now? And I'm so grateful for that little fact! : ) We can't imagine our house without her now!
ReplyDeleteYes we have a furry pet. And he is always around when we are learning. But he doesn't learn much...he can't even remember to not dig up my flowers! Seriously, he is a member of our family and I can't imagine life without him.
ReplyDeleteWe LOVE our pets :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for this little PSA for pets ;)
We were considering a puppy...but right now we are planning a vacation, when we get back, then we may just adopt another little bundle of fur :) I am contacting breeders about future litters...I can't wait for that puppy breath...LOVE, LOVE, LOVE puppy breath!
we do not have a furry pet right now. just some wet, slippery fish. who don't listen to anything. lol :)
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