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MacBeth wrote:
| Just out of curiosity...how many of us chose the "kids get in the car and you can hose each other off" answer for the first question? |
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Count me as a "yes" to this question. 
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I came out as an unschooler. Can't remember what I was last time I took the quiz.
MacBeth wrote:
| Just out of curiosity...how many of us chose the "kids get in the car and you can hose each other off" answer for the first question? |
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Me!
I have a problem with the 'What's on your dining room table' question. Where's the "Crumbs, peanut butter smears, and a plate or two left by those who forgot to clear their places" answer?? THAT (sadly) describes our table at almost all times. Our schoolroom table (which was the dinette table once upon a time) is usually so covered with books and "school" stuff that you can't actually see the surface of the table.
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cathhomeschool wrote:
I have a problem with the 'What's on your dining room table' question. Where's the "Crumbs, peanut butter smears, and a plate or two left by those who forgot to clear their places" answer?? THAT (sadly) describes our table at almost all times. Our schoolroom table (which was the dinette table once upon a time) is usually so covered with books and "school" stuff that you can't actually see the surface of the table. |
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You have describe the table situation in our house perfectly! Except there would be babies crawling underneath picking up stray goldfish crackers.
I also said "YES" to the hose-down question...in fact, my kids hosed each other today after hours of making lakes and rivers and mud in our big sandbox.
I was the "Abraham Lincoln", and of all of them, this is probably the closest description, but I could fit bits of each category, except Martha Stewart! 
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I am one of the "hosers" as well!LOL!
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MacBeth wrote:
| Just out of curiosity...how many of us chose the "kids get in the car and you can hose each other off" answer for the first question? |
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That's me! My children love coming home and running in the back yard to hose each other off or run through the sprinkler.
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I chose the "hose off the kids" response, too! We do that all the time around here (weather permitting, of course!). I also got "Mr. Potato Head"!
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I've taken the test before too, and I too am a hoser Abraham Lincoln. 
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Another hoser Abraham Lincoln here.
And I was thinking when I answered that, SURELY the 4Real moms would not pick this -- they probably would pick
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And now I realize I don't know y'all very well, do I? But at least we have much in common!
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hahaa I guess that is me!
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