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Oliver and I were chatting about how I am going to be getting my knee brace off on Wednesday, when I go into my doctors appointment. I was telling him how I would be able to do more things like I used to do.
He says , "Oh like beating up Daddy and tickling him. And you can make cookies again!."
My niece Charlie feel asleep while we were watching Cake Boss. She is taking up half the bed. I have enough room, but not sure were Levi will sleep tonight.

...The Muffin Man!?
We are busy making our yearly ornament for friends and family. And when I say 'we' I mean the kids make one each and I have made about 40.
This year we picked
these half eaten gingerbread men. They are surprisingly easy to make and each one ends up being truly unique. (Some look more tortured than others)
It's that time of year again!
On Legislative Day, ICHE hosts a formal pie reception for the legislators in the Idaho state capitol building in Boise, Idaho.
Pie's are donated by home educators like you. Displays of school work, art work, projects, and photos are also provided by home educators like you. Music performances are also provided by home educators...like you.
The Legislative Day is an opportunity for legislators to view homeschooling in a positive light.
If you would like to help by providing a display, pie, musical number, etc...please see the
ICHE website and contact the appropriate person listed.