<p>What is your favorite thing to do? Hobby, activity, sport, sewing, theme park, whatever. If you could spend one day doing anything you wanted, what would it be?</p>
<p>Jogging/running!</p>
<p>reorganizing and labeling my stamp collection!</p>
<p>man, I have no time for philately in college now...:(</p>
<p>Stamps are fun! My grandpa has a really old collection, I used to help him with it. </p>
<p>I would love to spend a day dancing (reall dancing, waltz, polka, swing, cha cha, foxtrot) with a partner that actually knew how to dance and lead.</p>
<p>Running is great to, sadly, I can't run outside though :(</p>
<p>Why don't you spend a day in high school like most normal people?</p>
<p>Paulus - spending the day in high school is only "normal" for a small group of sicieties in fairly recent times. If you look at the entire world over, say, the past 200 years, confining the majority of young adults in institutions for a large part of their lives is a decidedly "abnormal" thing to do.</p>
<p>So, Paulus, if you could do anything you wanted for a day, it would be go to school? Boy, you must really be hating winter break!</p>
<p>Paulus89, you've burned through all the live homeschooling threads, so now you have to go dig up older ones to find something to snipe at? </p>
<p>What's really going on with you? Do you do this in other forums too, or do you have a special bee in your bonnet for homeschooling? If it's just homeschooling, then what's the deal? It sure looks like jealousy, but you say it's not. What is it then?</p>
<p>You're not bringing any reasoned arguments or new information, so what's the real point here?</p>