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princessgianna
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Exciting

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[quote name='Tridenteen' date='31 March 2010 - 10:41 PM' timestamp='1270068105' post='2084247']
JMJ
I try not to spend it, but I told my mom that I would buy her Sonic from now on if she wanted. On top of that we now have a nearly starved priest who like cookies, candy, and POP TARTS.....so, we go 50/50. I need more money.
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Hey, look on the bright side of things. You might go to Heaven for feeding that Priest.

+Pax
Ben

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Hahaha this thread is funny. I'm kinda new to PM, but not to homeschooling. Been homeschooled purty much my whole life.
So... Hi!! :D

Tridenteen
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JMJ
Ahhhh....you bumped the thread for us. Welcome to phatmass. What curriculum do/did you use?

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[quote name='Tridenteen' date='01 May 2010 - 10:51 AM' timestamp='1272750670' post='2103287']
JMJ
Ahhhh....you bumped the thread for us. Welcome to phatmass. What curriculum do/did you use?
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we did mother of divine grace for a while and then mom read designing your own classical curriculum and so now we do a whole lot of crazy stuff. Like Saxon. :P

Tridenteen
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[quote name='JTheresa' date='01 May 2010 - 04:56 PM' timestamp='1272750982' post='2103291']
we did mother of divine grace for a while and then mom read designing your own classical curriculum and so now we do a whole lot of crazy stuff. Like Saxon. [img]http://www.phatmass.com/phorum/public/style_emoticons/default/P.gif[/img]
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JMJ
Ah, I see. My mother never felt up to designing our curriculum..so we let Seton do it for us [img]http://www.phatmass.com/phorum/public/style_emoticons/default/lol_roll.gif[/img]

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We tried Seton for a couple of subjects when we were younger. But my mom didn't really feel like they were challenging enough. She followed what all of the "veteran" homeschoolers did.

Tridenteen
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JMJ
I find nothing more challenging than trying to write a morality assesmant for Seton that is not deemed "controversial and uncharitable".


Is there any point to diagramming sentences?

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No. I absolutely loathed diagramming. ug. but it was helpful when i was learning how to diagram Latin. it made it so much easier.

Unfortunately, though I'm not the first to admit it, the least fun subjects turn out to be the most helpful. Except, of course, for Theology. Extremely fun, extremely helpful. :)

Nihil Obstat
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[quote name='Tridenteen' date='01 May 2010 - 09:21 PM' timestamp='1272766881' post='2103424']
JMJ



Is there any point to diagramming sentences?
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Like JTheresa said, I'm sure it helps with learning another similar language. It's also crucial if you ever take syntactic linguistics, unfortunately.

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:bump:

oh wait, this thread doesn't need bumped.

I'm waaayy to bored.
Nihil Obstat
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[quote name='JTheresa' date='03 May 2010 - 12:30 PM' timestamp='1272907859' post='2104217']
:bump:

oh wait, this thread doesn't need bumped.

I'm waaayy to bored.
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I recommend . . .


MOAR PHATMASS. :mellow:

Tridenteen
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JMJ
Nihil, you misspelled more...do I really need to call in Rexi and his Papal Conclave of Spelling and Grammer Rules Relating to the Catholic Church to excommunicate you forever from phatmass?

JTherese, maybe now you will believe me when I say that deleting Nihil from my friends list (accidently) was the best thing I have ever did with my non babysitting time?

Tridenteen
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JMJ
By the way, JTherese, what is your avatar? It makes m ethink of hair strands oin peach yogurt.

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omgoh I just ate peach yogurt today!!! No wait, that was peach jello. Nevermind.

It's one of those preset ones that PM let's you use of youre to computer illiterate to figure out how to upload your own URL. It's either that, or my MacBook just won't let me. :(

now to turn the subject away from my stupidity ( therefore exposing it even more) is anyone else graduating this year?

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Yes, though I technically stopped being homeschooled at 16, I'm still "graduating" after a fashion with some others, then it's work-work-work and finally off to Benedictine College. :D

Nihil Obstat
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[quote name='Tridenteen' date='03 May 2010 - 06:56 PM' timestamp='1272930965' post='2104529']
JMJ
Nihil, you misspelled more...do I really need to call in Rexi and his Papal Conclave of Spelling and Grammer Rules Relating to the Catholic Church to excommunicate you forever from phatmass?

JTherese, maybe now you will believe me when I say that deleting Nihil from my friends list (accidently) was the best thing I have ever did with my non babysitting time?
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MOAR is a legitimate spelling when referencing internet subculture. ^_^ You could call it an internet regionalism.

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Is moar even a word? If you were going to misspell to make a point ( or just to be funny) i would have thought You would have spelled it MOORE (this being a Catholic phorum and all)

Nihil Obstat
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[quote name='JTheresa' date='04 May 2010 - 03:37 PM' timestamp='1273005437' post='2104968']
Is moar even a word? If you were going to misspell to make a point ( or just to be funny) i would have thought You would have spelled it MOORE (this being a Catholic phorum and all)
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[img]http://knowyourmeme.com/i/27200/original/moar.jpg[/img]

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Geez, I was just curious. You don't have to go an get all cranky on me. :P

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