A Day in the Life of a Relaxed Homeschoolerby Andrea Hermitt | More from this Blogger 14 Dec 2006 08:37 AM Many people want to know what a typical day is like for a homeschooler. I will start by saying there is no such thing as a typical day. We do have basic schedules, but we are always open to deviation. Regardless, I decided to give a peek into a day in our lives. Planning it out the night before (written last night) Today, I had the children homeschool for about 6 hours, to get 2 days worth of work done. Tomorrow is going to be a busy day. First, we have an appointment with a photographer to do headshots for my daughter's pageant activities. I got a great deal, but have to drive 40 minutes and through Atlanta, the city with the worst traffic ever. We get to bring three changes of clothing, which I have already picked out. Jeans and a cute Jacket, Jeans and a red body suit, and a pretty dress should do well for three different looks. I am bringing an extra dress with me in case the photographer does not like white on her. Next, I need to do a bit of shopping for something cool to wear on Friday for my local TV show taping. Then, we need to come home and rest a bit, as my daughter is in a Christmas Chorus Show. I need to bring salty food with me. AM: (written this morning) Considering that I had to get up early, of course I could not fall asleep. Therefore, I awoke at 9:00 am, about an hour later than I planned. In that one hour, I needed to conduct a phone interview (for an article I am writing), get showered and beautiful, and get my kids and my daughter's clothing in the car. I also wanted to post this blog this morning. I am running about 10 minutes behind; I guess we will grab breakfast bars and milk on the way out of the house. Related Articles: A Day in the Life of a Last Chance School Learn more about Andrea Hermitt ![]() Andrea Hermitt is a native New Yorker currently residing in GA. She has been married for over 16 years and has two teenage children. Relevanthomeschooling tags User Comments No comments on this article yet. Be the first to comment! Discuss this article
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