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#1
12-01-2008, 07:03 PM
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Ok...now what?
The saga continues...
V made the decision to return to public school at the beginning of the 9 weeks. His grades are now very poor. He skipped school a couple of weeks ago and got put into juvenile detention. Now, he has an ankle bracelet. Well, about a week ago, I spoke to V about going back to home school and focusing on the GED. I had mixed feelings, as I am enjoying my free time from 830AM to 330PM every day! But, I made the offer thinking what is best for V. I also did not expect him to agree to return to home school. I left the choice to him, as he has to want something for himself to be successful. Tonight, V came to me and said he has decided to return to home school.  Now I have to put my money and time where my mouth is! Hmmm...what was I thinking?
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#2
12-01-2008, 07:32 PM
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You were thinking "how can I help my child succeed?"
You big softie! I wish you great luck in this homeschooling. At one point I really wanted to do this with my son. But I really thought better of the idea. He really needs the socialization and I don't have the patience for him. We went to the local butcher shop tonight for our lunch meat. 6 LBs for $22 how can you go wrong? He never stopped talking the entire time. When I was paying, she politely asked me if I needed anything else? THen she asked if my son would be riding home in the trunck!
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12-01-2008, 07:37 PM
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ROFL First lesson of parenting, Indy, is never give a consequence or offer an alternative option that you can't live with!
 So...should be interesting having so much one-on-one with V.  Keep us posted on how you're surviving. I'm still chortling to myself. This is great. 
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If a chicken you wish to fricassee, fry, fry, fry a hen. I used to have a handle on life, but it fell off.
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12-01-2008, 08:26 PM
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Can you put him in an online course instead of 'Dad's Course'?
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Wannabe SAHM - DOB 06-30-69 - no children (yet) Starting School to become a Social Worker! Ah, I changed my mind, studying Early Childhood Education instead Currently dating the Daddy of 2 teens & a toddler TTC on & off since December 2005 Two Miscarriage in 2008 06-25-07 FosterCare/Adoption Application Denied OBAMA
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12-01-2008, 08:29 PM
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I say you find out who has the missing rum......
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12-01-2008, 09:02 PM
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Excuse me while I run to the post office and ship Indy a case of beer.
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Happily married for 11 years.  Adoptive mom of 12 Year Old Austin  Finalized 12-08-05  http://amyanneclogs.blogspot.com/
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12-02-2008, 12:59 PM
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Wow, Indy! You are a better person than I. I often thought of homeschooling my kids...thank goodness that thought doesn't last long!!!
 I *know* your son will do great with you as a teacher! Good luck! 
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