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September 2004

9/28/04

We're going Camping!

9/28/04

Note from Evonne

9/27/04

Sunwatch Village

9/27/04

Homeschoolers for Bush

9/27/04

Tabitha and a friend at our Girl Scout Overnight

9/27/04

Pictures of us from Tall Stacks Riverboat Festival

9/27/04

Mandy and Hannah Picture

9/27/04

Ice Age Unit study

9/27/04

Sex Ed: Sex Toys

9/26/04

Just About Fish Tour and Craft

9/26/04

Bereaved Mother questioned by Federal Agents

9/26/04

Daily Buzzword : Hubbub

9/26/04

9/26/04

Marketing Christianity Index

9/26/04

loving thought about God

9/26/04

9/26/04

Cincinnati Art Museum tours

9/26/04

What mystical creature are you?

9/26/04

9/25/04

9/25/04

Yom Kippur confession

9/25/04

Mandy and Red Finger Nail Polish "Blood"

9/25/04

web ring reject

9/25/04

Vulva of the Day: Stuffed Tampon Dolls

9/25/04

Marketing Christianity: Boy Scout Jesus

9/24/04

Can you read this? I could..(Thanks Pam)

9/24/04

9/24/04

Marketing Christianity: movie parodies

9/24/04

Drunk Driving does not apply to horses

9/23/04

Characteristics of a psychopath/serial killer

9/23/04

Marketing Jesus: The 12 gnome apostles?

9/23/04

Egg in a Bottle experiment

9/23/04

Update from Rachel's journal

9/23/04

9/23/04

9/23/04

The Donner Party by Ric Burns

9/22/04

Copying pictures from email??? from a disc??

9/22/04

Jeffery Dahmer Action Figures

9/22/04

9/22/04

9/22/04

Cincinnati Ballet & behind the scenes tour

9/22/04

mobile phone that detects bad breath

9/22/04

Lord of the Rings Party

9/22/04

9/22/04

FlyLady More Time for Moms Calendar

9/22/04

Altered Book Club tomorrow

9/21/04

Cinderella's pinkies

9/21/04

death of a giant Grandfather tree

9/21/04

careers vs. family

9/21/04

9/21/04

Sweet note from Suellen

9/21/04

Homeschoolers and Bush

9/20/04

Introduction to Hestia Homeschool

9/20/04

What is your inner color?

9/20/04

Halloween garland

9/20/04

9/20/04

horse slaughter

9/20/04

The Illusion of life Marionette show

9/20/04

Vulva of the day

9/19/04

Gerbils, Gerbils, Gerbils

9/19/04

9/19/04

Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Young People's concerts

9/19/04

9/19/04

Homeschool Girl Scout schedule for the year

9/19/04

Wild Horses of Mongolia Race Game

9/19/04

Joseph Campbell

9/18/04

Meanwhile, Back at the Gerbil Ranch

9/18/04

Cincinnati Museum Center/Omnimax

9/18/04

squirrel name generator

9/18/04

Our Laird needs your prayers

9/18/04

Chimps: The Dark Side (National Geographic)

9/18/04

Hallmark Hall of Fame: The Runaway

9/17/04

International Talk Like a Pirate Day

9/17/04

Cheese Day oompah song

9/17/04

Peter Pan Ballet

9/17/04

homeschooling heaven

9/17/04

suicidal Steven

9/17/04

9/17/04

grieving the war

9/17/04

9/16/04

9/16/04

Salsa Dancing at the York Street Cafe

9/16/04

American Kennel Club dog posters

9/15/04

Birds of a Feather video

9/15/04

Best Educational Websites

9/15/04

Dick Cheney's DUI

9/15/04

guilt free mocha slush

9/15/04

9/15/04

one more aikido picture

9/15/04

What kind of freaky mother are you?

9/15/04

aikido pictures

9/14/04

Rachael's visit

9/14/04

Prayer to heal the pain of infertility

9/14/04

Shiitake Mushroom Workshop

9/14/04

Creek Critters Program

9/14/04

9/14/04

The puppet show

9/14/04

Olympic moments (thanks Pam!)

9/12/04

What I can do to help my little corner of the world

9/12/04

helping the world

9/12/04

training in Aikido

9/12/04

Other bits n'pieces

9/12/04

9-11 video reviews

9/11/04

meeting Violence with violence: surviving rape

9/11/04

9/10/04

homeschooling introduction

9/10/04

Mandy's Horse Question of the Day

9/10/04

9/9/04

Frisch Marionette Company

9/9/04

Quiz: are you a Passion Christian?

9/9/04

Repeated Strip Searches of Teen girls

9/9/04

Beautiful early morning sky

9/8/04

9/8/04

From Rachael's Journal

9/8/04

Graeme base The Water Hole

9/8/04

9/8/04

Johnny Appleseed Song

9/8/04

9/8/04

Vulva of the day: Creating Pubic Art article

9/7/04

DRAFT DEBATE on a Kentuckyhomeschool list

9/7/04

Vulva Art: Petals

9/7/04

Sexual Guru in three minutes

9/7/04

Dog Lovers will like these (from Kitty)

9/6/04

9/6/04

Japan's success due to pubic hair

9/6/04

Our Grief is not a Cry for War

9/6/04

9/6/04

Hated Birthday Presents

9/6/04

9/4/04

Cyborg name generator

9/4/04

Daddy is a GOOD GIRL

9/2/04

quiet day...review of The Passion

9/1/04

9/1/04

INTERNET resource: chart jungle

9/1/04

Protect National Forests

9/1/04

Pagan Prayer for Protection of the Home & update on Shelly-belly

9/1/04

Shelby's oral surgery

9/1/04

LOCAL RESOURCE: Astronomy fair

« September 2004 Archive

Monday, September 27, 2004
11:04:00 PM EDT
Feeling Happy
Hearing Rusted Root (Shelby is obsessed with this CD and plays it nonstop).

Sunwatch Village

Here are some pictures from the field trip to SunWatch Village in Ohio. It is a reconstruction of a Paleolithic Native American village. Mandy is the girl in the olive shirt, Tabby is the one in the bottom looking disgruntled because the little boy is blocking her. :-)

Our dear friends the Riesenbergs are also in the pictures. Emily is Tabby's closest friend. Emily and Tabby are walking around the village in the one photo...other homeschoolers are all posing in the second one. Hannah and Brett are in the top row with Mandy.

These pictures are about half a year old. I have figured out how to copy the pictures other people have sent me (Laura sent all of these to me) but not how to upload my own pictures off the camera yet. I am beginning to wonder if the camera is broken since the computer crashes and says there is a fatal flaw every time I plug the camera in.

Anyway, another valuable thing about these photographs is they demonstrate that homeschooled children are not trapped at home, separated from other children. We are a very gregarious lot, and tend to go on lots of field trips together.

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This entry has 4 comments: (Add your own)

#4 Comment from ryanagi
9/28/04 1:50 PM | Permalink

You might want to plug your camera in with the computer off and then start the computer to see if that helps. If that doesn't work, check the website of the maker of your camera to see if there is an updated version of the software or any bug fixes available. :-) -B
#3 Comment from suzypwr
9/28/04 10:58 AM | Permalink

I used to see kids who said they were "homeschooled." This meant someone kept them home from school so they wouldn't tell anyone what was going on at home, and there was no instruction going on that anyone would approve of. It makes me feel good to see what you are doing with homeschooling. It's wonderful to see the option being put to appropriate use! Your family obviously thrives on it! xoxo
#2 Comment from my78novata
9/27/04 11:15 PM | Permalink

Oh wow. I love the pics you are adding to each entry. Makes it so personal. So this looks like a neat place to go. Lori
#1 Comment from jadzia7667
9/27/04 11:09 PM | Permalink

That is something I didn't fully realize until I started reading your journal. I assumed that homeschooling meant social isolation of a sort, and it clearly does NOT. Your children probably have more social opportunities than mine do.