You know you're a homeschooler if:
-you've ever been accused of being unsocial.
-you've ever worn a jumper (and/or white keds)
-you've ever worn homemade clothes (particularly those that dont match)
-you've questioned if you are ever going to graduate (or go to college)
-You find dead animals and actually consider saving them to dissect later.
-you're the head of your class, the worst in your class, the average grade, AND class president
-spending too much time with your family actually happens. (it doesn't happen for those who are at school 8 hours a day)
-If you get drugs at school, it's probably Tylenol.
-You can't make it through a movie without pointing out the historical inaccuracies.
-You live in a one-house schoolroom.
-Science was picking and arranging wildflowers, or making bread for dinner.
-You can (could) take ‘field trips’ to the greenhouse to buy garden plants, or downtown to run errands, or to the park to ride bikes and walk the dog.
-Someone asks you what school you go to, and you can look them in the eye, and smile, and say: “I’m home-schooled." But you know that only other home-schoolers will understand what that really means...And then, not even all of them.
-you've ever been accused of being unsocial.
-you've ever worn a jumper (and/or white keds)
-you've ever worn homemade clothes (particularly those that dont match)
-you've questioned if you are ever going to graduate (or go to college)
-You find dead animals and actually consider saving them to dissect later.
-you're the head of your class, the worst in your class, the average grade, AND class president
-spending too much time with your family actually happens. (it doesn't happen for those who are at school 8 hours a day)
-If you get drugs at school, it's probably Tylenol.
-You can't make it through a movie without pointing out the historical inaccuracies.
-You live in a one-house schoolroom.
-Science was picking and arranging wildflowers, or making bread for dinner.
-You can (could) take ‘field trips’ to the greenhouse to buy garden plants, or downtown to run errands, or to the park to ride bikes and walk the dog.
-Someone asks you what school you go to, and you can look them in the eye, and smile, and say: “I’m home-schooled." But you know that only other home-schoolers will understand what that really means...And then, not even all of them.
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