Subject: Slim and slender workout for the lazy

From: Alexus <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 09 Jan 2015 10:51:08 -0800

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Now is the time of year when you might be in the middle of carrying out your New Year's resolutions. It's not uncommon to approach resolutions with lots of enthusiasm. After a couple weeks, your enthusiasm often lessens and it's back to those same old habits.

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This isn't to say that homeschoolers can't have social interaction--many parents work hard to foster relationships with other homeschoolers, activities, etc, where they interact with other kids. But since she's older, that may be harder. Do you feel like she's the type where she just needs to be around a different sort and that might fix things? Or do you feel like if given the opportunity, she will hole up in her room and rarely come out? Is this a temporary fix to ease the pressure until she starts college, or is she going to lose even more confidence and just withdraw more?
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I don't think there's any answer that is right for every child. I will say, sometimes the whole high school mentality can be such a drag (works for some kids, not for others), and a lot of that seems to go away once you get to college. Suddenly instead of a 14-17 age group, you're looking at 18-22, and a lot of 23-30 too with the intermixing of grad students. So if she's a sort of "old soul" type who doesn't fit in, maybe that's better for her. I wonder if it might be better to stick this year out, take some summer school classes and think about doing a half day as a senior, and a half day of community college courses... or something?