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Holy cow! I had no idea this could be done "at home"!!!!! Very interesting! Watching thread for more info :pop

Try www.kristinsclothpads.com Kristin's design is unlike any I have ever seen. She's been around nearly 10 years and is a real sweetie! She sells her pattern and ready-made pads.

I recently started making my own laundry soap using Fels Napths. I love it, and makes our clothes so soft without using softeners! Here's some links: http://www.thefamilyhomestead.com/laundrysoap.htm http://tipnut.com/10-homemade-laundry-soap-detergent-recipes/...

WOW!!! That's great! Yes, I have conversations like that, too....especially with dh and bro-in-law. :rant

At this point, we are looking at Sonlight for everything excluding Bible. My dh is a cradle Catholic, so we must stay with that, so plan to do Catholic Heritage for religion. I am planning to add in a little extra, too. I have seen reviews/posts from Ree/The Pioneer Woman about "The Story of...

How funny! I started this thread nearly 2 years ago....no here I am back for information.

Great thread! I will be watching :pop :pop :caf :caf Don't really have any to share of my own. We homeschooled dd in 1st grade, then she returned to public school for 2 and 3. We are estatic to be returning to homeschooling this fall!

I've never heard of Gutenberg!! Fantastic!!! We are returning to homeschooling this fall and I couldn't be happier!!! Thanks!

Here's an idea!!! Today's politicians need to do historical re-enactments from the times of the founders of the US!!! Say, maybe for 1 year??? How do you think they'd do??????

www.kristinsclothpads.com Kristin is a really sweet mama and her pattern is awesome! http://verybaby.com/patterns/patterns-for-women http://www.sewshoppe.com/prtypads.shtml You may also want to try www.hyenacart.com and www.etsy.com for affordable already made ones, as well as patterns.

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I thought some of these swaps might be fun for homeschoolers to do with their kiddos. I know many of you are already members of BYC, but just in case there are some that aren't.... Magic Yarn Ball (this concept originated for kids) http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=115762...

I thought some of these swaps might be fun for homeschoolers to do with their kiddos. I know many of you are already members of BYC, but just in case there are some that aren't.... Magic Yarn Ball (this concept originated for kids) http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=115762...

Also try www.eatwild.com Some farms are on there that aren't on localharvest.org Both are AWESOME sites!

YUP!! TSC has lay-a-way and I have some Christmas gifts there right now ;-)