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To: Gabz
(HOW DARE you...............you have crossed the line here lady with your personal attacks.(Gabz)

Gabz, my stating that children from less than ideal homes will need to be institutionalized in NOT a personal attack. It is plain fact. It is darn hard to homeschool if conditions are not ideal: Health, having a stay-at-home mom, adequate education of the parents, sufficient household income.

Also,,,,This statement does NOT say that only children from less than ideal homes are institutionalized. Obviously, with 40 plus million children in government schools, most of these kids come from very functional families.

(As to your idiocy about weight and children who are not home schooled - you’re the one who continually talks about her own weight problem and how hard it is to keep it under control, to the point of only 1,200 calories per day....I call that projection.)(Gabz)

Gabz, the informal term for the above is “armchair psychology”.

It is not idiocy for me to say that I **personally** have NOT met a fat homeschooler who has been homeschooled from the beginning. It is a fact. The TRUTH **is** I haven’t! What do you want me to do? Lie? And say that I have?

200 posted on 05/13/2007 6:19:00 PM PDT by wintertime (Good ideas win! Why? Because people are not stupid.)
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To: wintertime

BTW...regarding hunger pangs.

I personally found that whey protein shakes mixed with water (90-130 calories) keep the pangs away.

Boiled egg whites, and almonds.

A shake in the morning, a shake at night.

It’s the protein of course.

I just lost a bunch of weight and I’m not hungry because of the protein.

I love the books written by David Kirsch!


203 posted on 05/13/2007 8:33:52 PM PDT by Scotswife
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