Hello! :D

Hi here's a little bit about me:

My name is Sarah, I'm currently in High School, I have been home schooled my entire life which I have been attending a home school co-op, this is my first year/time in public school and it's pretty over whelming.

High school is very secular and I feel like I can't mention Christianity at all because I don't want to get attacked, or offend some one. And I want to ask the friends I make if they are a Christian or not (I'm just curious) but I won't because I am afraid they will not be as friendly with me/stop talking to me if they know what I believe.

I live in Washington, it's cold right now and the weather report says it's going to snow a little on Friday. That should be interesting xD It's been raining cats and dogs lately.

I have 2 older sisters that are both in college, and still living in the house.

I have no particular denomination of Christianity, but I have attended different churches before. I am currently attending my mom's church which I don't know what type it is, just normal, I guess. I go to my dad's church when I get the chance which is a vineyard. My sisters' church is a foursquare, I used to go to the foursquare's youth group, but I don't have time now because I get home at like 9:30 and that's too late because I need to go to sleep for school.

I have long brown hair, coffee brown eyes (as my dad would describe it) and I'm 5"5.

If you have any questions about me then shoot. :3

Welcome

What was it like to be home schooled?

-Shrug- Kind of hard to describe. Boring? More relaxed?

However, by age 11 I felt stupid or inadequate to other children. I felt like every one else was smarter and that I was dumb. Suicidal thoughts, even. That's how bad it was. But I never attempted to carry them out, or anything like that. I just felt worthless.

All children seem to feel inadequate at some point...I hope you don't still feel this way. Knowing of the truth is more important than knowing math or things like that (Wisdom). It helps to know other things too, but not knowing them shouldn't make you feel lesser. I guess I can understand how by being home schooled you miss out on somethings, but all of that can be made up with dedication. My mom says that her dad, my grandfather, had a 7th grade education but when she was in high school and brought him problems he always figured out the answer.