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  1. 06-11-2019, 09:17 PM #1
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    Default You might be a homeschooler

    You might be a homeschooler
    If you don't have linens in your linen closet. . .

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    Hahahaha Or if your linen closet contains nitrile gloves and a bacteria growing kit!

    I love the organization though! Im about ready to wrap up the official school year, and hope it tidies to such compactness too.
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    Right?!
    Homeschoolers, the only people who want to intentionally grow bacteria
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    That looks like a great cupboard. Our homeschool stuff is all scattered in about four places around the house.
    New Zealand-based. DD 11 (year 6 [NZ system]) homeschooled, and DD 6 (year 1 [NZ system]) who is currently trying out public school.

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    Ours is the same. We just moved and hubby asked why the towels were in a laundry basket in the bathroom and not the linen closet.
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    If unicycle counts as PE...
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    And you actually get to play outside on rainy days!

    On those days, we throw on our raincoats and DS grabs one of those wide construction brooms and sweeps the sidewalks of leaves and debris around our neighborhood. We watch water rush down storm drains and have a blast. The harder it rains, the better!
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