Choose Your Own Homeschooling Adventure

November 5th, 2009 | Posted by Alison Spath in Late Night Craziness

Homeschooling Ice Skating started today.

If you decide to go, get your act in gear.
If you decide to stay home, stay in your pajamas.

OK! Let’s get our act in gear! Time to go ice skating!

If you decide to abandon your oldest and send her out by herself with blades strapped to her feet, be sure to take a picture of it.

*Click*

Wallflower

If you decide to stay behind with Strawberry No Shorts, Smirksalot and a lone yellow crock, find a dear soul to go fetch the stranded big one.

Sir Smirksalot

Hooray! The dear soul happens to teach ice skating lessons to wee ones! At a mere $1 a minute she will teach your child to march on the ice. Sold! 10 minutes please.

We Found an Ice Skating Instructor

If you choose to go with the rest of the homeschoolers and take off your skates, leave the rink.
If you choose to beg and plead to stay and watch the Zamboni, stay and watch the Zamboni.

Best Part of Skating

If you have an eggplant in your refrigerator, make eggplant parm for dinner tonight.
If you don’t have an eggplant in your refrigerator, choose something else.

Salted Eggplant

If you made eggplant parm, bake it at 375 for about 30 minutes.

Eggplant Parm

4 servings, 182 calories per serving.

Eggplant Parm Sandwich

If you have Ezekiel buns in your freezer, make an eggplant parm sandwich.
If you prefer pasta, make pasta.

If you like beets, steam them.
If you have a husband who doesn’t like beets, make him corn.

If you have 3 minutes until The Office comes on, click Publish.


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