Devany Wilson

I don't know who needs to hear this, but if you homeschool, you don't need to spend 6+ hours per day doing it. Public school should not be your model. What a typical homeschool day might look like: - Kids wake up 8:30 - 9:00 - Kids start school around 10:00 - Kids are usually done by lunchtime. Sometimes they go a little bit after. Rest of the day is free. - At night, the family reads together for 45-60 minutes. Sometimes we go to the zoo. Sometimes we take walks. Sometimes they have an online class. Sometimes they do nothing extra. One day a week we go to our co-op and spend time with other families. They usually do a science experiment. As kids reach middle school, they take on more responsibility for themselves, and school lasts a bit longer per day. But at that point, your personal involvement doesn't increase drastically. You already helped them grow and spread their wings. They can fly a bit on their own.

I'm sorry but you need to see this peaceful kitty with butterflies. You're welcome.

The sketches are taking me out 💀

Roses are red, Violets are blue, When you omit me, Chaos ensues. With love, warmth, and wit, The Oxford Comma

Who else can relate to this?

When my wife asked me why I just spent a bunch of money on welding equipment I sent her this:

It still surprises me to find my own illustrations on Pinterest. I guess that means they're good. In a previous post I challenged you to guess the classes, and you did more or less well, but these are original classes, although using the mechanics of D&D BX.