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If you’re a Filipino homeschooler with a blog, please comment below or e-mail me at stefoodie AT gmail DOT com so I can add your link to this page!
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Great blog! I think we belong to one homeschool blog ring managed by Chame’ =)…
Hi there! Great blog! Thanks for the links. I believe we are int he same homeschool blog ring managed by Chame’.. =)
Hi! Kumusta!
I typed my name & wonder what links I will find because I have changed domain name. Then I found your blog! What a surprise! Thank you for the links. That’s really neat that you put together links of Filipino Homeschoolers. I know there is not very many of us. I will have to check out some of what you have here. I have meet some of them but not all.
Also kindly correct my link. I am now at westmelanie.us
Salamat!
Hi there! I was actually just checking out the linkbacks in my blog and I was gladly surprised to see your blog. Thank you for including me in your list of Filipino homeschoolers. I have not started homeschooling yet and is just about to begin this June 2008.
It is so nice to find a group of people who are into homeschooling. What a great way to have a support group…
(I have created a new site dedicated to our homeschooling. My new website is http://homeschoolingjoann.blogspot.com)
God bless!
Jo Ann
Congratulations. Thanks for putting up this site promoting Catholic homeschooling and for linking our group.
I haven’t found the answer on your blog…maybe I’m not catching it. Are you located in the Phillipines?
I have a Filipino neighbor who’s a licensed doctor in the Phillipines only, and he’s a pastor of his own independent church. Haven’t gone as far as to ask if he used to be Catholic, but his family are super nice and can they cook!
HI there, I’m from Apple Valley Ca. and homeschooling our son. I was curious if there are some Filipino homeschoolers around the High Desert besides me.
Proud homeschool Mom!
Hi. We’re Filipino homeschoolers based in Chicago. It would be great to find kapwa Pinoy homeschoolers in this area.
Just opened for public viewing our online family blog-a-zine. The link is here:
building strong boys…
i’m a homeschooler based in Laurel,Md.
Hi! I was wondering if you could add my website as part of your links on this page? We’re the Living Saints Catholic Homeschool Support Program (www.progressivelittlesaints.com/index2.php) We offer assistance to Filipino homeschoolers, as well as tutorials, sports programs and field trips. I hope you can add us up. God bless!