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RE: Hello! I'm Derek, a Canadian landscape photographer, and I'd like to share a few photos with you and tell you my story. :)

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I think I liked it as a kid too (did you?), but I really started to like it when I grew up and saw what school was doing to kids. I am so thankful I was homeschooled and wouldn't have had it any other way. I did the Alpha Omega Online high school.

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BJ and Me was my jam. Oh Bob Jones. Those losers who did Sunlight were dumb.

Uh huh. I'm guessing you did too? ;)

Haha no!! I did Bob Jones University curriculum. Which probably explains a lot of things about myself now.

This explains everything.

Now it all makes sense.... (actually I have no idea).

Good answer.

Yeah, I loved it as a kid! I could have my schoolwork done by noon then spend the rest of the day running around in the backyard pretending I was Daniel Boone! I had some other close friends who were also homeschooled, so I think that made it more enjoyable as well. As I got into Jr. High, I definitely was interested in going to a public school where I would have more social opportunities, but I never felt like super confined by being homeschooled or anything like that.

Gotcha, I did Sonlight if you've ever heard of that haha.

That explains the lumberjack beard and the red checked shirt (not that Daniel Boone had those things, but, y'know, stereotypes)...

Sorry, I haven't heard of Sonlight, but I have to admit I'm not up on my homeschooling curricula. Unfortunately I didn't interact much with other homeschoolers (was a loner even then), so I didn't know what else was around. My parents could probably tell ya. :)

Haha I guess it gives it a little context eh!? :)

Well I'm deeply offended! Just kidding, I don't think it was very big. Basically involved a ton of reading books which I loved.

You said "eh"!!!

Did you have to also analyze the books and do essays or did they actually let you read them?