Quote from: JustKari on February 05, 2013, 06:25:48 AM
I would be lying if I said that my public school education had nothing to do with my choice to homeschool my children.

I wish I had the patients to do that with my kids but as a single dad had to work.  I'm Jealous. Keep them active and intermingling with others.

Quote from: The Stranger on February 05, 2013, 07:57:17 AM
I wish I had the patients to do that with my kids but as a single dad had to work.  I'm Jealous. Keep them active and intermingling with others.

As governemnt schools go aren't ours here locally pretty good? Where I lived when my kids were in school we had to send them to private school.

Quote from: The Stranger on February 05, 2013, 07:57:17 AM
I wish I had the patients to do that with my kids but as a single dad had to work.  I'm Jealous. Keep them active and intermingling with others.

We take the social aspect of school very important, they have dance class weekly, one of the other moms in my homeschool moms group has kids the same ages as mine, they have become best friends, we also have piano lessons and they have friends there, plus two different churches, one for Wednesday night, one on Sundays (though because of my back and sitting/standing, we have not been to Sunday morning in a while, not that I don't want to).  Next year, they also want to be in 4-H.  They are as active as this mom can handle.

There is a simple solution to this that would absolutely show the really intent of Iran.  There is another material and I wish I knew its name, that could be used for nuclear reaction but does not have the properties where it could be concentrated enough to be used in making material that could be used for a bomb.  Iran is guaranteed that they have enough of this stuff so that they can power all their plants and we know that they would not have the material that is capable of producing a bomb.

I am sure this idea has been presented to Iran and they rejected it so I am sure that in the halls of the White house there is no illusion that Iran only is interested in power production for its population.  I am sure Iran would be willing to talk to any one. Every planned discussion gives them more time to get even closer to production.  Along the lines of the Enola Gay, when Pearl Harbor was bombed there was a Japanese contingent in DC talking about a peace agreement between Japan and the US.  You would think a little learning would go on in DC.