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I have a small obsession with making everything myself. I wanted a more sophisticated looks and
either my eyes are weak but I was straining to read my own text. Reply Delete Replies Theresa
Mahoney July 2, 2014 at 12:53 PM I absolutely love this idea. I wanted a more sophisticated looks
and either my eyes are weak but I was straining to read my own text. My daughter just finished
preschool so there aren't any real traditions yet. Reply Delete Replies Reply Memphis June 30, 2014
at 11:53 PM If I had kids we would have a tradition like this. Your lovely girl is just so cute in front
of the camera, too. Reply Delete Replies Reply Terra Heck July 1, 2014 at 6:33 AM Never heard of
anyone doing that but I like the idea. This year I mostly looked forward to all of the graduation
parties.:) Reply Delete Replies Reply Diane Estrella July 2, 2014 at 3:06 PM That's one big fire. He
ordered the posters promoting 4640 pulled down because they did not bear the required approval
stamp from District 51. However, in the past year I have gotten to know her better since becoming
part. And Kiss92 DJ Arnold Gay chose an unusual way to mark the end of the PSLE season -
helping his son to light a bonfire with his school assessment sheets. Reply Delete Replies JoKnows
July 27, 2014 at 9:21 AM Thanks Kimmy!:) Delete Replies Reply Reply Add comment Load more.
Reply Delete Replies Reply Pat Hatt June 30, 2014 at 9:39 AM haha that is an awesome idea. It's just
a fun way to kind of close out the end of the school year. Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share
to Pinterest. OMAHA??” I knew his sister, brother and their spouses and children lived near. Reply
Delete Replies Reply Masshole Mommy June 30, 2014 at 7:28 AM That is hilarious. Fellowship
Church promotes it to middle school kids as “the one cool thing to do in this boring town.” One of
the activities it promotes is a “Middle School Homework Bonfire.”. We have a yes day on the first
Saturday of summer vacation. I have never heard of anyone doing this, but I bet my kids would love
to do one. Learn more Status Update Post an update Tell the community what’s on your mind. I have
agreed to leave a safe, secure future for something so unknown? What if. I have never heard of
anyone doing this, but I bet my kids would love to do one. The girls have been out of school for a
few weeks, and the one thing they really look forward to at the end of the school year is their annual
homework burning party. But we burned everything in a big barrel in the back yard in the 1960s.
Can't wait to get back to it.:) Jo Delete Replies Reply Reply Unknown July 19, 2014 at 9:53 AM Yay
New York trip. If a post I have written only came to be because of something I’ve read or seen. Ha!!
We just did this with all the neighborhood kids! Now you have a fancy fire pit. Awh. Yes, I just
redesigned my blog yesterday evening.
Love it! Estelle Reply Delete Replies Reply Krissy Deane July 2, 2014 at 1:55 PM I would've never
thought up a tradition like that one. I hated 9th grade. Classes too hard and my parents expected A's.
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Westgate Drive, or phone the school district at 970-254-5100. Not because I'm irreverent about the
necessity of education. A great way to let loose and welcome carefree days. This year they wanted
to start at the pool where we stayed for 6 hours. Sounds like a lot of fun for the kids, they get to
burn away the school year. Pamela Jo. The kids gets sooo much homework we end up with a lot of
paper. I could think more logically and use the sense God gave me in a better way. Delete Replies
Reply Reply Suzie B July 19, 2014 at 10:13 AM Beautiful photos, as always!:) Your summer looks
pretty amazing so far. Reply Delete Replies Reply EstelleSErasmus July 1, 2014 at 10:56 PM That is
such a funny tradition--I love it. Colorado all those years ago led me to my husband and the family I
now have. My. You're a cool mom.:) Reply Delete Replies Reply Twingle Mommy July 1, 2014 at
2:40 PM That is awesome. Unable to let go, I saved everything in boxes in my parents' attic, just
knowing that someday I would bring it out again to reference, to admire, to run my fingertips over
the ink impressed pages. Commission Sell custom creations Offer one-of-a-kind creations. Some
agreed it was a good way to destress, while others felt that it was not an environmentally-friendly
method of getting rid of the kids' worksheets. And they managed to squeeze in plenty of bible talk
between the scheduled activities and speakers. Studying and learning, however, were secondary to
the thrill of checking off assignment after assignment, class after class, quarter after quarter toward
an end goal. The District has not given the affected parents or the public any assurance that such
presentations will not occur in the future. And Efraim's face. ???? This was way back in early June.
Reply Delete Replies Reply Ruthie July 23, 2014 at 10:35 AM Wow, great pictures. I have never
heard of anyone doing this, but I bet my kids would love to do one. Reply Delete Replies Reply Erin
July 3, 2014 at 5:57 PM This is a great tradition. Reply Delete Replies Reply Ai Sakura June 30,
2014 at 3:25 AM Oh I love this. I found an apartment and moved to Charleston, IL in late. I don't
think I could burn any of my school notebooks even though I'm done with school. Reply Delete
Replies Theresa Mahoney July 2, 2014 at 12:53 PM I absolutely love this idea. Love it! Estelle Reply
Delete Replies Reply Krissy Deane July 2, 2014 at 1:55 PM I would've never thought up a tradition
like that one. Yes I did and VERY proud of myself, no humility on this one whatsoever lol.
Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest. I still have my school notebooks from high
school through college. I don't really have a tradition other than to go through their papers to decide
what to keep. It is illegal, and it has been little-explored, reported or discussed — until now. Reply
Delete Replies JoKnows July 27, 2014 at 9:21 AM Thanks Kimmy!:) Delete Replies Reply Reply
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I really like flavored. Westgate Drive, or phone the school district at 970-254-5100. Colorado all
those years ago led me to my husband and the family I now have. My. Then, for some reason that I
have still not ever been able to understand or. Reply Delete Replies Reply The AnnMarie John July 2,
2014 at 6:59 PM That sure is a great way to get rid of all the paper in the house as well. Commission
Sell custom creations Offer one-of-a-kind creations. No one seems to know, nor is anyone trying to
find out. I have never heard of anyone doing this, but I bet my kids would love to do one. Reply
Delete Replies Theresa Mahoney July 2, 2014 at 12:53 PM I absolutely love this idea. Mostly, I have
agreed and wished I wasn’t so flighty at. It's so much fun and I love seeing what they want to do.
Reply Delete Replies Reply Pat Hatt June 30, 2014 at 9:39 AM haha that is an awesome idea. Reply
Delete Replies Reply Terra Heck July 1, 2014 at 6:33 AM Never heard of anyone doing that but I
like the idea. Love it! Estelle Reply Delete Replies Reply Krissy Deane July 2, 2014 at 1:55 PM I
would've never thought up a tradition like that one. During many times throughout my life, I have
wished. Ha!! We just did this with all the neighborhood kids! Learn more Status Update Post an
update Tell the community what’s on your mind. I’d even go so far as to say that there have also been
times when I did follow. OMAHA??” I knew his sister, brother and their spouses and children lived
near. Already a deviant? Log In LaFemmeATX Sep 1, 2010 lol I like the concept of this one.Nice!
And of course it is beautiful as well. Oh, and I'm trying to learn Spanish but spend too much time
blogging here instead. I hated 9th grade. Classes too hard and my parents expected A's.
Sounds like a lot of fun for the kids, they get to burn away the school year. Pamela Jo. We set a
budget and some limits (like no we can't buy a pony) but we say yes to everything the kids want to
do. Parents should be on the alert for any incidents in school where their kids report they felt
pressured or enticed to attend religious facilities or participate in religious programs. Kids should
also report to parents any presentations churches make in public schools, no matter what the subject
matter. Then, for some reason that I have still not ever been able to understand or. Minneapolis, and
the city got dumped on with snow while we were there. It was. I can imagine my grandchildren
doing that. Good post. Yvonne. Reply Delete Replies Reply Feral Turtle June 30, 2014 at 2:11 PM I
love your firepit. Parents can also report incidents of unwanted proselytizing at the next District 51
School Board Meeting on Tuesday, March 18 at 6:00 p.m. at the Basil T. Knight Center, 596 N.
Refrain from name-calling, taunting, use of profanity, personal insults and posting personal
identifying information about others. Studying and learning, however, were secondary to the thrill of
checking off assignment after assignment, class after class, quarter after quarter toward an end goal.
Tend to their physical, spiritual and emotional needs. They gather up all of their old schoolwork, and
literally set fire to it. I went to administration about the issues I had seen and was quickly shut
down.”. Westgate Drive, or phone the school district at 970-254-5100. I've done a lot of that myself
with the end of year work. Reply Delete Replies Reply Erin July 3, 2014 at 5:57 PM This is a great
tradition. We set a budget and some limits (like no we can't buy a pony) but we say yes to
everything the kids want to do. Now, 20 years later, I'm raising children who horde old schoolwork.
LOL Reply Delete Replies Reply MikiHope July 2, 2014 at 6:48 PM I always had to refer back to
the prior years work-but I know I would have loved to do that. Missouri River between Council
Bluffs, IA and Omaha and stand in two states at. It's so much fun and I love seeing what they want
to do. Yes I did and VERY proud of myself, no humility on this one whatsoever lol. Reply Delete
Replies JoKnows July 27, 2014 at 9:21 AM Thanks Kimmy!:) Delete Replies Reply Reply Add
comment Load more. My mom kept select projects from my pre-school and elementary school years
that I now store as well. I don't really have a tradition other than to go through their papers to decide
what to keep. Tony and I had a blast showing the girls some of our favorite places and. The girls
have been out of school for a few weeks, and the one thing they really look forward to at the end of
the school year is their annual homework burning party. My daughter just finished preschool so there
aren't any real traditions yet. Reply Delete Replies Reply Masshole Mommy June 30, 2014 at 7:28
AM That is hilarious. You should definitely do the homework burning - for yourself and hubby.
Reply Delete Replies JoKnows July 23, 2014 at 6:38 PM Thank you Ruthie!:) Delete Replies Reply
Reply Unknown July 26, 2014 at 10:49 PM Love this picture post. Reply Delete Replies Reply
mail4rosey July 1, 2014 at 8:39 AM That's hilarious. Then, for some reason that I have still not ever
been able to understand or. I'm sure your kids are thrilled to watch it all burn. It has been raining
almost every day since they have been out of school, so we have had to delay the tradition a bit this
year. Not because I'm irreverent about the necessity of education. We have a yes day on the first
Saturday of summer vacation. During many times throughout my life, I have wished. I have a small
obsession with making everything myself. Watching him march in with his division was a sight I will
not ever forget. But in our sch system here we usually have to refer back to prev years work as well
haha. Thus I've instituted an annual homework burning party. We launched the summer with a gleeful
homework burning party for my two kids and their cousin. If a post I have written only came to be
because of something I’ve read or seen. I am going to steal that one from you now:) lol Delete
Replies Reply Reply renae July 1, 2014 at 3:16 PM Awh I did that once after 9th grade. No one
seems to know, nor is anyone trying to find out. One of my favorite places to visit, from Albany to
Manhattan-- where are you headed. Even the bathroom. I found a new fragrance that I LOVE called
Cranberry Pear. For a few seconds, I toyed around with the idea of turning Simba into an. I have
never heard of anyone doing this, but I bet my kids would love to do one. They could tell they were
giving me a early heart attack. I hated 9th grade. Classes too hard and my parents expected A's.
Reply Delete Replies Reply DEZMOND June 30, 2014 at 8:43 AM now that is wonderfully
anarchistic:) Reply Delete Replies Reply Adam June 30, 2014 at 9:28 AM I bet they wish they could
do that before they turn it in. Mr Gay's friend, Mr Adrian Lee, whose two daughters took part in the
bonfire, felt it was a good idea. Inspiration is all around us, but how often do we miss it as we speed
through our days crossing things off our lists. Some agreed it was a good way to destress, while
others felt that it was not an environmentally-friendly method of getting rid of the kids' worksheets.
Sounds like a lot of fun for the kids, they get to burn away the school year. Pamela Jo. Reply Delete
Replies JoKnows July 20, 2014 at 11:23 AM Thanks Laurie. Mostly, I have agreed and wished I
wasn’t so flighty at. You're a cool mom.:) Reply Delete Replies Reply Twingle Mommy July 1, 2014
at 2:40 PM That is awesome.
Watching him march in with his division was a sight I will not ever forget. This year I mostly looked
forward to all of the graduation parties.:) Reply Delete Replies Reply Diane Estrella July 2, 2014 at
3:06 PM That's one big fire. He ordered the posters promoting 4640 pulled down because they did
not bear the required approval stamp from District 51. You're a cool mom.:) Reply Delete Replies
Reply Twingle Mommy July 1, 2014 at 2:40 PM That is awesome. I am going to steal that one from
you now:) lol Delete Replies Reply Reply renae July 1, 2014 at 3:16 PM Awh I did that once after
9th grade. Thus I've instituted an annual homework burning party. I love this one for the simple
reason that is the first picture I have of all. It places her who honors its holy calling and service next
to the angels.” Elder Boyd K. Packer - November 1993 Ensign. Not because I'm irreverent about the
necessity of education. I can imagine my grandchildren doing that. Good post. Yvonne. But we
burned everything in a big barrel in the back yard in the 1960s. Reply Delete Replies JoKnows July
20, 2014 at 11:26 AM Thank you. Reply Delete Replies Reply Pat Hatt June 30, 2014 at 9:39 AM
haha that is an awesome idea. Reply Delete Replies Reply Feral Turtle June 30, 2014 at 2:11 PM I
love your firepit. Reply Delete Replies Reply The AnnMarie John July 2, 2014 at 6:59 PM That sure
is a great way to get rid of all the paper in the house as well. I don't really have a tradition other than
to go through their papers to decide what to keep. Parents can also report incidents of unwanted
proselytizing at the next District 51 School Board Meeting on Tuesday, March 18 at 6:00 p.m. at the
Basil T. Knight Center, 596 N. Learn more Status Update Post an update Tell the community what’s
on your mind. The fliers students brought home were release of liability forms that advertised 4640
had “spider jumps,” a “giant swing,” a “foam pit” and a “sports court.” The website for 4640 also
touted a food court where. Now, 20 years later, I'm raising children who horde old schoolwork. We
set a budget and some limits (like no we can't buy a pony) but we say yes to everything the kids
want to do. The 46-year-old also invited his son's friends and his friend's children to throw piles of
worksheets into the fire in an incense-burning drum. We have a yes day on the first Saturday of
summer vacation. Reply Delete Replies Reply Ruthie July 23, 2014 at 10:35 AM Wow, great pictures.
You're a cool mom.:) Reply Delete Replies Reply Twingle Mommy July 1, 2014 at 2:40 PM That is
awesome. Think I could get away with setting all my work stuff on fire. You should definitely do the
homework burning - for yourself and hubby. Camp Redcloud was founded “to serve and minister to
the kids of Western Colorado and beyond,” and it’s mission is “To develop Christ-like character
through challenge, empowering us to transform our world for a lifetime of true adventure.”. They
could tell they were giving me a early heart attack. I wanted a more sophisticated looks and either my
eyes are weak but I was straining to read my own text.
No one seems to know, nor is anyone trying to find out. And then my phone with my pictures on it
died a tragic death. Studying and learning, however, were secondary to the thrill of checking off
assignment after assignment, class after class, quarter after quarter toward an end goal. It's a miracle
I didn't have an anxiety attack before I made it here. I have a small obsession with making
everything myself. You're sweet.:) Jo Delete Replies Reply Reply Mama Smith July 21, 2014 at 6:54
AM Ha. Already a deviant? Log In LaFemmeATX Sep 1, 2010 lol I like the concept of this
one.Nice! And of course it is beautiful as well. Unfortunately I didn't really get any pics, stupid me,
but here are the cupcakes I made. Anyway, our annual homework burning party was especially
cathartic this year. Mostly, I have agreed and wished I wasn’t so flighty at. Truly one of the best
days of my life so I had to celebrate, and I will forever be grateful to all the people who helped me
make it to this point. You should definitely do the homework burning - for yourself and hubby.
Reply Delete Replies Reply Erin July 3, 2014 at 5:57 PM This is a great tradition. Students can
engage in religious activity on their own time and off of school grounds, but using taxpayer-funded
class time to promote religion is a clear violation of law. I must admit, I just finished studying for
and taking a huge insurance exam. And Efraim's face. ???? This was way back in early June.
Watching him march in with his division was a sight I will not ever forget. I thought it was wrong
then, and I continue to think it is wrong now. Reply DeviantArt - Homepage DeviantArt Facebook
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FAQ Watch Team and join our Community Group for the latest updates and activities. We set a
budget and some limits (like no we can't buy a pony) but we say yes to everything the kids want to
do. Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest. Learn more Status Update Post an update
Tell the community what’s on your mind. Now you have a fancy fire pit. Awh. Yes, I just redesigned
my blog yesterday evening. It was said as a joke, but it sounds like an excellent. The school district
has not contacted affected parents to let them know that despite all appearances, District 51 does
NOT endorse the Fellowship Church, or any other church or religion. Reply Delete Replies JoKnows
July 20, 2014 at 11:26 AM Thank you. The kids gets sooo much homework we end up with a lot of
paper. And Kiss92 DJ Arnold Gay chose an unusual way to mark the end of the PSLE season -
helping his son to light a bonfire with his school assessment sheets. But we burned everything in a
big barrel in the back yard in the 1960s. Finally, this weekend the girls were able to gather up their
papers and watched them go up in flames.