Times Online – What homeschooling taught me
The Times gets in on the act.
I hear the Daily Mail is looking for a family for an article. Any volunteers? They want someone with “several” school age children at home, so that lets us out (the fact that it’s the Daily Mail kind of puts me off as well 😉 )
Oh, why aren’t I packing? I’m having breakfast with Small, after a really bad night, and agonising over whether he and I are well enough for a four hour drive today 🙁
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Hmm, I hope whoever the Mail gets isn’t a single-parent family for their sakes, or every paragraph in the piece will end with “But what hope did the poor children ever have, without a father?”
And – you ARE going away! Are you?