Illegal? Why in the world would it be illegal? I mean have you not seen or heard the violence that goes on in 'legal schools' I might as well rephrase the question and ask Should staying home and teaching your kids be illegal? I mean with at least one parent being present while the kids' learning encourages the child to ask more...I mean have you ever been afraid to ask your mom or dad, why the sky is blue, or where does the rainbow come from or where I came from. (One day mommy and daddy were........and the stork left you at the door). And Maybe it more environmentally friendly to have classes at home...not having to ride on the yellow pollutant on wheels. Class could begin when the child is ready for input and not while he is still half sleeping.

So nay to making homeschooling illegal! 

   

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I conjured up in my little laboratory of smells, ingredients and meats...a strange fusion indian and western dish..tasted great. This is solely my opinion and the maids too but the kids wouldn't go a mile near. Here's the recipe if you'd like to try it. This is not for vegan's.

Serves 2 persons.

1 cup of green peas.

1/2 a large red capsicum (any colour will do)

3 dried chillies

3 small red onions, sliced

5 garlic pips, sliced

1 teaspoon of chilly powder

1 large sausage, sliced thin so they look like little coins (I used chicken sausages)

6 curry leaves

1 teaspoon paprika

1 teaspoon mustard seeds

1/2 teaspoon cumin seeds

4 table spoons corn oil (if you don't mind the cholestrol, peanut oil is better)

Salt to taste.

Method.

1.Heat the oil in in wok or a stir fry pan

2.Put in the mustard seeds and wait till they start popping, then put in the curry leaves, dried chilli, onion, garlic and cumin seeds. turn the heat low.

3.Add in the chilli and paprika powder, stir until the oil turns gets the chilli tint.

4.Add in the peas and capsicum. Keep stirring for about 1 minute to low heat.

5.Add in the sliced sausages and continue stirring for about a minute, cover with a lid. Keep checking to see that the sausages are cooked.

Serve hot, with rice or chapati's (or maybe the mexican tortilla's)

CAUTION: This dish would very spicy for those of you not accustomed to dried chillis or indian food.

The sausages could be replaced by minced beef and it should taste lovely.

Good luck.

How silly...the previous post was actually todays post...but being a newbie...edited the old post....now I now