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re: Did You/Do You Homeschool Your Kids?
Posted by NyCaLa on 2/21/26 at 7:21 pm to SaintlyTiger88
We did. Our local homeschooling community produced many high achievers, better adapted socially than their public school counterparts. Just a few of the awkward families. Our daughter breezed through college, has her PhD.
The academics were secondary for us, but they excelled, not having to wait up for the many haggard. And they could develop their unique interests.
The academics were secondary for us, but they excelled, not having to wait up for the many haggard. And they could develop their unique interests.
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Both are great ones.
And The Apostle, filmed around Lafayette. Oscar nomination...should have gotten it.
And The Apostle, filmed around Lafayette. Oscar nomination...should have gotten it.
Camo tool and screws for deck boards
Posted by NyCaLa on 2/8/26 at 1:17 pm
Re-doing my deck. Same 1x6 boards as before (I've had them in my shop, stickered and drying for months). Camo edge screws come 17/8" and 2 3/8". Which screw do you recommend?
Serious reply...Soul Oasis in that center where Alexander's Market is. A legit good massage therapist is hard to find. This is the real deal.
[embed]There are only 56,000 people living there.[/embed]
There are appx 45,000 in Alexandria LA. It has 750 miles of paved roads plus a few hundred more in gravel.
There are appx 45,000 in Alexandria LA. It has 750 miles of paved roads plus a few hundred more in gravel.
1971 BMW 2002 in Malaga paint (burgundy)
Couldn't go much over 100, but I did.
Couldn't go much over 100, but I did.
re: RIP - Bobby Weir
Posted by NyCaLa on 1/12/26 at 9:19 am to LSU Grad Alabama Fan
One of my cousins, a good player in his own right, went to Fountain Valley School with Bob. Got to share a stage with him at a school anniversary/reunion. Big thrill for him.
That is a desirable receiver. There's a whole subculture out there (isn't there one for anything?). Put it on ebay.
re: Chile just elected Jose Antonio Kast as President, over communist Jeannette Jara
Posted by NyCaLa on 12/15/25 at 4:36 am to Jimmy Russel
My retired Chilean employee was a huge fan of Pinochet.
Frontier Wild Pass. Worth it?
Posted by NyCaLa on 12/12/25 at 11:35 am
I know, it's Frontier...
re: Just received a ticket from France for driving 2MPH over the speed limit
Posted by NyCaLa on 12/6/25 at 4:00 am to LemmyLives
I got one in Switzerland a few years ago. Didn't pay it. Will I have trouble when I return? Do they flag my passport or something? Or get me when I try to rent a car?
re: Has the Dell 6.2 bil donation been discussed?
Posted by NyCaLa on 12/2/25 at 3:26 pm to Wildcat1996
Our daughter went all the way through to PhD without debt. Actually without any significant expense. Her husband, also a PhD managed to get through with about 50k in debt. Manageable.
Takes planning, determination, work.
Takes planning, determination, work.
Mixed feelings.
I hate AI. What i like about this fictional Solomon guy, though, is simply putting the scripture to music. That resonates with me where endless repetition of a pat phrase does not. Maybe Wickham and Co. should look at themselves in the mirror.
I hate AI. What i like about this fictional Solomon guy, though, is simply putting the scripture to music. That resonates with me where endless repetition of a pat phrase does not. Maybe Wickham and Co. should look at themselves in the mirror.
re: Has anyone else experienced a gold digger and/or homewrecker destroying their family
Posted by NyCaLa on 11/18/25 at 1:15 pm to Tiger Tailsman
My first wife passed away and I remarried 6 years ago. She's 5 years younger. I have assets but not wealthy by any means. She has some.
Deal is, we both have grown children. Both of us wanted a prenup. Why? To eliminate, or at least reduce, confusion after we both pass away. If there's children on one side only, it's still a good idea, but mandatory in our type of scenario.
BTW, she's an A-1 winner. We are happy.
Deal is, we both have grown children. Both of us wanted a prenup. Why? To eliminate, or at least reduce, confusion after we both pass away. If there's children on one side only, it's still a good idea, but mandatory in our type of scenario.
BTW, she's an A-1 winner. We are happy.
re: “I had a new student in my Algebra II class.”
Posted by NyCaLa on 11/12/25 at 4:16 am to RustyDaDog
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Well home school kids are a bit “different”
Yes, a few in an odd way, most in a good way.
Our daughter is doing just fine as a "different" homeschool grad. 2 undergrad degrees from LSU followed by a PhD and now waiting on child #3.
re: Pictures from days gone by....
Posted by NyCaLa on 11/8/25 at 3:41 am to FightinTigersDammit
Had a decent pizza in Coldwater a few weeks ago. Comanche County is the location of our family farm, near Wilmore.
No you can't hunt on our land. Go ride the Wilmore Carousel instead, ok?
No you can't hunt on our land. Go ride the Wilmore Carousel instead, ok?
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My grandpa had one in his '66 Ford Galaxie 500
What a great car. Was it an XL?
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The first factory-installed 8-track in history. Came with two tapes from the factory: Henry Mancini and Chet Atkins.
Not too shabby!
I think the XL was the 427. No, his car had the 352, or was it 351?
My grandpa had one in his '66 Ford Galaxie 500. The first factory-installed 8-track in history. Came with two tapes from the factory: Henry Mancini and Chet Atkins.
re: The Lord God is in Control and Nothing is Done without His Sovereign Will
Posted by NyCaLa on 11/5/25 at 9:09 pm to GatorOnAnIsland
Hint: a catechism is not the same as the Bible. Nor does it completely agree with the scriptures
re: The Lord God is in Control and Nothing is Done without His Sovereign Will
Posted by NyCaLa on 11/5/25 at 7:45 am to RCDfan1950
In response to the OP, your doctrine needs subtlety.
God is sovereign in the macro sense, ie, He has declared the end from the beginning. Much, if not most, of what happens between the beginning and the end is manifestly not God's will and the Bible affirms this. There is a great battle raging between good and evil in spiritual realm and upon earth.
Those who love and fear the Lord must be engaged in this battle.
God is sovereign in the macro sense, ie, He has declared the end from the beginning. Much, if not most, of what happens between the beginning and the end is manifestly not God's will and the Bible affirms this. There is a great battle raging between good and evil in spiritual realm and upon earth.
Those who love and fear the Lord must be engaged in this battle.
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