Mix everything but the cheese into a 1 1/2 or 2 qt oven safe casserole. Cook on 350 for 30 minutes. Place cheese slices on the top and place back in over until cheese is bubbly.

**If you have small children, please set their dinner aside until it cools, due to the sugar and cheese this can burn your tongue if not allowe to cool.

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How quickly they want to grow up!

And I can only imagine how hard it was to send Sweet Pea on her first day!

To answer your qeustion, I’ve continued to homeschool my kids. Daughter is doing a combination of Kindergarten and First Grade right now because she is through much of her K level stuff. She is reading and counting money and doing subtraction. *sigh*

I would be totally feeling the way you are if I sent her off to school for someone else to teach. I’d be bawling!

They wouldn’t let her in public school this year because she misses the age cut off by 3 DAYS! Yeah. So she couldn’t start Kindergarten yet, as far as they were concerned. I’m supposed to send her to preschool when she’s reading and subtracting and counting money and explaining in scientific terms exactly how rainbows are made. Right.

I’ll keep schooling my daughter. Looks like for the forseeable future the public school system won’t do her any justice!

We did get enrolled in a homeschool co-op that meets once a week. I’m going to try her in K as she barely turned 5. If she’s way too bored, we’ll consider bumping her up. I’m not too worried. I really just wanted her to experience the social interaction and make some friends. I can teach to her level the other days of the week.

Glad you’re back!

You’ll have to take a picture of this project when you’re done and post it on here. I’d love to see it!

I’ve always wanted to learn how to quilt but never have. Is it really hard? That’s one of those things that I wish I had learned from my grandmother. She used to quilt all the time.

You certainly sound busy with school and quilting classes!

Like you, I gave up on Potty training for a month or so. He just completely lost interest all of a sudden so I figured I would just roll with it.

Seriously, I hope you and everyone in your family is ok and you’re just taking a break. Just wanted to let you know that we miss you!
Tracy