Thoughts, Adventures, & Daily Life of a Home-Schooled High-Schooler

      Anyone that thinks having puppies in the middle of winter is no problem, I ask you to deeply consider what you are out to embark on. Think out all the outlandish possibilities of the work if could give you, or all the problems that having puppies could produce.       Our dog will be having puppies next week. With the less-than-ideal temperatures, she has taken up residence in our garage. However, our garage houses much more than just our dog, and we thought it wise to confine her to a certain area of the garage.      Then there is the problem of watching the clock, because it is very important to take her out for a potty and exercise time(the former more important than the later). We could keep her in the garage and only take her out for and exercise period, but we chose to take her out more often, as neither of us enjoy the job with the title of "Super-Duper Pooper Scooper".      Because she is rather close to the house, she is getting a lot of attention from so

         What are you to do during a snowstorm?  I started a blog!        Now what was I going to write about? Oh yes, the snowstorm! Uh, well, what are you supposed to do during a snowstorm?      Otherwise, the most obvious is to either play in the snow, or else watch others enjoy the fluffy white stuff.      When I asked Google (yes, I'm willing to be classified as a google geek, but no one else around here was very willing to give their opinions) what to do during a snowstorm, it suggested activities such as cleaning, organizing, reading a good book, and drinking hot chocolate. While I was not too fond of the cleaning and organizing ideas, curling up in a fuzzy blanket with a good book sounded rather appealing to me.                 At 8:00 this morning, the view from my window showed off lots of white, wet, winter weather. It sounded like several people had already pulled out the sleds for an early morning ride. We had a little Sunday School service (church was cance