1) No longer have to file state income tax in a state that we didn't earn income in
2) No longer have to file a form asking if I'm competent enough to homeschool my children, or in my case, illegally not file
3) Can now start saying ya'll instead of you guys
Please tell me there are more.
Monday, February 26
Tuesday, February 13
Still alive
We had a great time in Arizona. We reconnected with family, gained back those few pounds we'd lost, and enjoyed the beautiful weather. We retold many stories, ate too many BBQ's and shared much music and laughter with Jim's family, and more importantly developed a much closer bond. It was hard to leave, we want to all live together forever but it was time for us to allow them to have some sort of a normal life.
AZ taught me we may be a bad influence on your schooled children, but according to our host, we're great for the libido.
Now I know you want us to come park in your front yard.
AZ taught me we may be a bad influence on your schooled children, but according to our host, we're great for the libido.
Now I know you want us to come park in your front yard.
Thursday, February 1
Six wierd things
I get it, I MUST play along. I really have more interesting tales to tell but until I confess six wierd things about me, I just can't move on. So here goes:
ONE: I have Bells Palsy. It's a wierd disease that paralyzed half my face completely for six full months. It's gradually come back to about 40% functional but I still feel like a wierd freak that evidently enjoys sideways smiles and droopy eyes.
TWO: My hair is now the color of a red pepper.
THREE: I'd rather live in 200 sf. of space than 2000. Some say living in a bus is wierd. Whatever.
FOUR: I have more cyber friends than real life friends.
FIVE: Those little voices in my head that nevershutup...NEVER.SHUT.UP.
SIX: I'm perfectly normal, everyone else is wierd.
Now let's see if I can broaden our inbred (according to Danielle) unschooled world. I'm tagging Hilary, Andrea (who's not technically an unschooler but did take herself out of school at 15 and entered college at 16), Harli (who dreams of officially being unschooled), Tami (who should be an unschooler), Amy (who almost gets it), and Dee (just because she's my BFF).
ONE: I have Bells Palsy. It's a wierd disease that paralyzed half my face completely for six full months. It's gradually come back to about 40% functional but I still feel like a wierd freak that evidently enjoys sideways smiles and droopy eyes.
TWO: My hair is now the color of a red pepper.
THREE: I'd rather live in 200 sf. of space than 2000. Some say living in a bus is wierd. Whatever.
FOUR: I have more cyber friends than real life friends.
FIVE: Those little voices in my head that nevershutup...NEVER.SHUT.UP.
SIX: I'm perfectly normal, everyone else is wierd.
Now let's see if I can broaden our inbred (according to Danielle) unschooled world. I'm tagging Hilary, Andrea (who's not technically an unschooler but did take herself out of school at 15 and entered college at 16), Harli (who dreams of officially being unschooled), Tami (who should be an unschooler), Amy (who almost gets it), and Dee (just because she's my BFF).
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