An instant message conversation with a friend, based upon the fact that I mentioned on my other blog that I am educating my children at home, instead of the default word "homeschooling" them.   (Oh, by the way, I do not often punctuate or capitalize in instant message, even though I know how to do so perfectly well.  -grin-)
 
 LisaQuing: i just got tired of saying homeschool and "doing school"
 LisaQuing: since i am trying NOT to do "school"
 Friend: we're not a school
 Friend: we're a family
 LisaQuing: i am going to try to remember to say "we home educate our children" or "we teach our children at home"
 LisaQuing: instead of we homeschool
 LisaQuing: not sure if i can move to "we have our children at home with us"
 LisaQuing: our children learn at home?  hmmmm
 Friend: ever since the little girl on the corner said my kids aren't in 'real school' I've been thinking about what that means to me lol
 Friend: just at home?
 Friend: -g-
 Friend: not at the zoo?
 Friend: museum?
 Friend: park?
 Friend: aquarium?
 Friend: ROFL
 LisaQuing: right, true
 LisaQuing: our children learn everywhere except in school
 LisaQuing: lol
 Friend: lol
 Friend: I like that!
 LisaQuing: Homeschooled kids - learning everywhere
 Friend: except school
 
 My new motto - Learning everywhere except school!
 
 I am going to stop calling the kids down for "school" and start calling them down for "learning".  Let's see if I can make this switch. 
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