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the politicians then decide how much money goes here, there and everywhere: health and education etc.

we definitely pay taxes, and they all go into a big 'pool'. it's all about the *dancing* imho! that's what makes me start giggling. sometimes i am giggling too much to make sense of songs. there's just all these BUTTONS on the controller!! so i think i will JUST DO IT. i am doing my non-techno-guru-avoidance dance. steve S10 is wanting me to play his skater game with him.

Bulldog and i had our very own singstar partee last night, oh it was hilarious.

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i don't worry about graphs and charts, thankfully Bulldog knows how to read them. not that i'm in it for the money, i'm just sayin'. the thing i'm grousing about is that the allowance is the same that it was twelve years ago when we first got it for D18. we get around $NZ700 for the first child and the allowance decreases exponentially per extra child. but it's not really a lucrative operation. Sounds like you rock, though, Mama! 1:22 AM Lutheran Lucciola said.ĭo folks in NZ have to pay taxes for public schools like we do here? 9:09 AM skatey katie said.ī.t.e.g. I have tried manning the mike on Rockband when the kids are playing drums and guitar. They'd probably make us take their tests or jump through some hoop or other. I guess that's okay, 'cause I can't imagine the US or state government giving us something for nothing.

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Until he accuses the PS2 of cheating and has a major tantrum. I must confess to loathing the wretched console but it does I will allow make for easy babysitting and keeps the older boy entertained for hours. I guess in fairness maybe everyone should get vouchers to spend as they see fit (I'd spend my children's educational vouchers on wine most probably though so perhaps that wouldn't be such a good idea?). I don't suppose people in the UK get a homeschooling allowance. lol all those graphs and charts have me very confused, what a terrible teacher i will be ) 7:31 PM Anonymous said. Here we have to pay property taxes to public school, and pay for all of our homeschooling stuff out of our own pocket. Sounds like some things are different in NZ re:homeschooling. Oh and i just scored *singstar* singing Vertigo. Oh, J11 and i just scored *superstar* singing whatever-it-was-that-we-sang. Yep, another highly eduKATEional moment at our place. and for the last hour, and probably all afternoon - even though the sun is shining - we are inside, listening to our heartbeat, watching every sunset.

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So this morning we jumped in The Tardis and beat our fake-converse-clad feet down town with fists full of pooled resources to acquire That Thing We've Been Lusting After For Simply Ever. and there's all these three hour breaks for dinner. sheesh, now there's some rooftop screamin' for ya. but have you watched them at it on Parliament TV? that's Bulldog's and Jemaine's favourite show. (maybe it's time to get off our derrières and get into the Beehive with all the other uncles mothers wimmin? and while i'm at it, i'm going for splitting household income for lentils tax purposes. yeah, i just fished that figure outta my brainswirl)īut hey dood/doooooodette, it's our choice. (am i right? that does sound like an awful lot, and i can't find the stat's. never mind that a kid at a decile one school gets allocated around six thousand a year to pop its head into a classroom every day. Yeah, yeah, i s'pose we're lucky to get the few bucks we do get. i have noticed, though, that the homeschooling allowance is exactly the same total that it was when D18 was a nipper all. Well, it's that time of year again when the government graciously slips us a few bucks.