Thank you for the links to sign the petition. I can't believe California, how frustrating to see the enemy at work. Again thanks for the info and links. Chelle
The battle is on! Fortunately, we know that one way or another- God ALWAYS wins! Lucas and I signed the petitions and I've passed them along to several friends.
I'm laughing my head off in regard to "credentials". I had to pretty much un-learn everything I learned at SUNY Potsdam so I could develop an effective attitude toward teaching my children. What a disadvantage you have when you're filled with the garbage a worldly liberal arts college has to offer. Credentials shmedentials! P.S. I'm still laughing.
Unbelievable! I have been following the situation regarding homeschooling in Germany-this one, however, is way too close to home. For Ryan and Danica it IS home. I had the same thoughts as the above comment regarding R. and D. The battle is on-right here in the states. It's time to pray. Jude
I think the chowder would be just fine without the shrimp...I think it's biggest contribution is the texture it adds, since the flavor is so mild. I think doubling the tilapia would probably give it a richer flavor and a more hearty texture...,maybe I will try that next time ;). As a main course, it probably easily serves 4-6. I added a little water to it when I made it last, which made it slightly less flavorful (I couldn't remember whether I had added water the first time I made it...I concluded that I hadn't). But, with about an extra 3 cups of water (and it still did taste pretty good) it served 6 adults and 2 kids as a main course, with just cornbread and jello to go with it. Hope that helps!
Thank you for the links to sign the petition. I can't believe California, how frustrating to see the enemy at work. Again thanks for the info and links.
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The battle is on! Fortunately, we know that one way or another- God ALWAYS wins!
ReplyDeleteLucas and I signed the petitions and I've passed them along to several friends.
I have a question, will this ruling effect Danica and Ryan homeschooling their children?
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How outrageous!!! Thanks for the link... we're all signed up.
ReplyDeleteI'm laughing my head off in regard to "credentials".
ReplyDeleteI had to pretty much un-learn everything I learned at SUNY Potsdam so I could develop an effective attitude toward teaching my children. What a disadvantage you have when you're filled with the garbage a worldly liberal arts college has to offer.
Credentials shmedentials!
P.S. I'm still laughing.
Thanks for the links.. my husband showed me the article yesterday.
ReplyDeleteCould it be Ryan and Danica are in CA for "such a time as this"?
ReplyDeletesome good news, but keep praying http://gov.ca.gov/press-release/8951/
ReplyDeleteI have been following the story and am happy you posted the petition site. I was planning on doing that myself today.
ReplyDeleteGod has the victory!
Unbelievable! I have been following the situation regarding homeschooling in Germany-this one, however, is way too close to home. For Ryan and Danica it IS home. I had the same thoughts as the above comment regarding R. and D. The battle is on-right here in the states. It's time to pray.
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I think the chowder would be just fine without the shrimp...I think it's biggest contribution is the texture it adds, since the flavor is so mild. I think doubling the tilapia would probably give it a richer flavor and a more hearty texture...,maybe I will try that next time ;). As a main course, it probably easily serves 4-6. I added a little water to it when I made it last, which made it slightly less flavorful (I couldn't remember whether I had added water the first time I made it...I concluded that I hadn't). But, with about an extra 3 cups of water (and it still did taste pretty good) it served 6 adults and 2 kids as a main course, with just cornbread and jello to go with it. Hope that helps!
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