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FriendFeed: Becky leaves Brussels. 50 pages to go & I can give the book to someone & never see these unhappy people again :/ (via Twitter)

Wed, 19 Nov 2008 04:53:59 GMT

Susan Reynolds posted a message on Twitter

“Alas at Vanity Fair pg 747: Becky leaves Brussels. 50 pages to go & I can give the book to someone & never see these unhappy people again :/”

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Wed, 19 Nov 2008 04:48:52 GMT

Susan Reynolds posted a message on Twitter

“@eschipul Your pro breasts quote was perfectly timed. I can remind all that Laughing (& breastfeeding) reduce cancer risk :)”

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FriendFeed: @GlendaWH Good for you. It's my hibernating season perhaps. or I'm in deep email denial (via Twitter)

Wed, 19 Nov 2008 04:46:01 GMT

Susan Reynolds posted a message on Twitter

“@GlendaWH Good for you. It's my hibernating season perhaps. or I'm in deep email denial”

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FriendFeed: ) Demented, though we may be (via Twitter)

Wed, 19 Nov 2008 04:44:42 GMT

Susan Reynolds posted a message on Twitter

“@CampRunAPup I know plenty that are great as well. And glad to know someone else agrees :) Demented, though we may be”

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FriendFeed: 45 mark. Joy calls homeschoolers "demented" shortly after 7:08 mark http://is.gd/84Ij (via Twitter)

Wed, 19 Nov 2008 04:39:39 GMT

Susan Reynolds posted a message on Twitter

“Homeschool discussion on the View starts at the 5:45 mark. Joy calls homeschoolers "demented" shortly after 7:08 mark http://is.gd/84Ij”

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FriendFeed: Breaking Free from the Government's Idea of "Education" | American Ideals Freedoms | Individual Rights | Customs and Traditions (via Blog)

Wed, 19 Nov 2008 04:02:31 GMT

Susan Reynolds posted an entry on Susan Reynolds: Collected

Breaking Free from the Government's Idea of "Education" | American Ideals Freedoms | Individual Rights | Customs and Traditions

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Soup: Breaking Free from the Government's Idea of "Education" | American Ideals Freedoms | Individual Rights | Customs and Traditions

Wed, 19 Nov 2008 04:02:31 GMT

Recently, California courts finally upheld the right of parents without teaching credentials to homeschool their own children, but for a while there the right was in doubt. A California court, ruling in a child custody case, had been asked to order that the children in the case be placed in a public school, against the parents’ wishes. When it first considered the issue, the court ruled that homeschooling parents must have a teaching credential. But after the firestorm that decision caused, the court decided to hear the case again, and eventually reversed itself.

Almost 166,000 children are homeschooled in California. The Red Blooded American Girl, a homeschooling mom, participated in the case as a friend of the court, represented by the Pacific Legal Foundation. Here is her interview on the Lee Rogers show, discussing the issue. It aired on KSFO radio on June 23, 2008.

FriendFeed: Obama Questions - Do they matter? WashTime111708. (via Blog)

Wed, 19 Nov 2008 03:40:53 GMT

Susan Reynolds posted an entry on Susan Reynolds: Collected

Obama Questions - Do they matter? WashTime111708.

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Soup: Obama Questions - Do they matter? WashTime111708.

Wed, 19 Nov 2008 03:40:53 GMT

http://api.ning.com/files/rjUGFLiUdpJB5Nn-mNWvHAZeT2e1K-dtGffa1NqYaFeJaVm5sU73a6QEPVwjK902P9Jc1u9DlBhXCL2821kkLR4MSGjiDG1Y/ObamaCrimesWashTime111708.pdf

FriendFeed: What is the Deal on this Birth Certificate (via Blog)

Wed, 19 Nov 2008 03:37:03 GMT

Susan Reynolds posted an entry on Susan Reynolds: Collected

What is the Deal on this Birth Certificate

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Wed, 19 Nov 2008 03:37:03 GMT

OK, well I do think there may be a *there* there, but I doubt it's what most are expecting to find at the end of this seeming unending maze. Besides, anyone who points out a potential problem will in turn be pointed to as a nut case, right wing crazy, racist or worse. So we sit.

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Wed, 19 Nov 2008 03:27:39 GMT

posted six messages on Twitter

“@abiteofsanity Still- would be interesting some year to have electors rebel & vote for @mosqueda or @GeekMommy or someone out of left field”
“@jnswanson youre not the only one who can't finish a blog post. Meanwhile I appreciate your wordscraper game playing”
“@BryanPerson Very weird to think abt what kind of crisis would make them vote for someone else & who that would be in this election or other”
“News to me: Nat'l archives says Electors in 24 States not bound by State Law to cast their vote for a specific candidate http://is.gd/84sN”
“@patlewis - Listen to @bobostromstudio - but make sure both print and mat are acid-free, lignin free”
“@GlendaWH You mean we're actually s'posed to open the stuff in email? Am doing the ostrich number w/ mine. I can't see a thing :o”

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FriendFeed: As the days get shorter and the nights get longer, the winter doldrums tend t... (via Blog)

Wed, 19 Nov 2008 03:05:22 GMT

Susan Reynolds posted an entry on Susan Reynolds: Collected

As the days get shorter and the nights get longer, the winter doldrums tend t...

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Wed, 19 Nov 2008 03:05:22 GMT

As the days get shorter and the nights get longer, the winter doldrums tend to make their appearance. But you don’t have to spend your time sleeping in and moping around. Perk up your mood with these four easy tips and learn more about beating the winter blues at Prevention.com.

1. Cut down on starchy foods. Rice, potatoes and pasta are carbohydrate-heavy and tend to sit in your stomach, making you feel sluggish. Limit your intake to a small portion at lunch and dinner, or substitute another portion of veggies, and you’re bound to feel more energetic.

2. Go for a walk. Sure, the weather isn’t as warm as it is during the summer months, but that doesn’t mean you have to spend all of your time indoors. Put on a coat, hat and gloves and go outside to enjoy brisk weather, get some fresh air and bask in the sun.

3. Take up a hobby.Instead of being a couch potato, use your free time to learn something new, like sewing, painting or scrapbooking. You’ll find that creating something yourself is immensely satisfying.

4. Decorate for the holidays. Bring some cheer to your home with decorations such as wreaths, garlands and figurines. Decorate for the season or for the holidays you celebrate during the colder months. A festive atmosphere can lift your spirits and brighten your mood.

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Wed, 19 Nov 2008 03:00:07 GMT

Susan Reynolds posted an entry on Susan Reynolds: Collected

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Wed, 19 Nov 2008 03:00:07 GMT

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FriendFeed: "Paper Toys! Here are some free paper t..." (via Blog)

Wed, 19 Nov 2008 01:59:46 GMT

Susan Reynolds posted an entry on Susan Reynolds: Collected

"Paper Toys! Here are some free paper t..."

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Wed, 19 Nov 2008 01:59:46 GMT

Paper Toys! Here are some free paper toys that you can make yourself. Just print them out, cut, glue and enjoy. I've tried to keep them easy to figure out. I hope that they amuse you. ~ MarilynAnimal & Bug Friends This is a Sun Box Bear Wagon Bunny Bowling! Marble Mice! Snail Mail Bug Box Penny Butterfly Butterfly Basket Bunny Basket Patrin's Frog Animal Friends TRex Card Racing Turtles Rocking Horse Panda Palace Adventures of Florimel –Free Paper Toys From The Toymaker!

FriendFeed: speaking from experience - soup works much better for me & the way one can pe... (via Blog)

Wed, 19 Nov 2008 01:54:33 GMT

Susan Reynolds posted an entry on Susan Reynolds: Collected

speaking from experience - soup works much better for me & the way one can pe...

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Soup: speaking from experience - soup works much better for me & the way one can pe...

Wed, 19 Nov 2008 01:54:33 GMT

speaking from experience - soup works much better for me & the way one can personalize the layout is outstanding

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