I have no problem with that Rosie. Not everyone has to go to college. But I think you're an exception.
If you decide to homeschool your kids, I know from our conversations here, that you'll prepare yourself first and not just assume you can do it because you went to school. Am I making any sense with that?
As for higher education, I went to a private Christian school and am hoping my kids will do the same. But I also trust some of the public universities and depending on their field of study, I wouldn't mind if my boys went there.
I suppose so...but I still think people put far too much emphasis on "degrees". Someone from a GOOD highschool (or homeschool) may have a far better education (and thus be far better prepared to homeschool) than someone who went to a poor highschool and a poor college (and who has an advanced degree). Same goes for GPAs - they're meaningless, as different schools have different standards. Hence I'm somewhat bothered by your statement that "no one with just a highschool diploma has any business homeschooling", in addition to your comments to ksen about GPAs.
I'm shutting up now, though...this is outside our scope here.
(Frodo was homeschooled, right?)