Osmond Family Values 5/6

[@debbieworth7865]

How it takes me back! Work all week, get groceries, hurry home. Cook dinner, Clean up and at 8:00, you can relax and watch Donny and Marie. It was a nice, clean way to unwind and regroup for the rest of the week end. It was sweet. Thank you ☺️

[@debbiesnyder4956]

Love this family!!! My family lived our lives like they did!! Love them!!

[@joycebourke2257]

Beautiful can't get enough of them

[@evelanaflanagan1361]

Loved that show what a treat!

[@mtaran330]

Donnie had a brilliant voice!

[@debbiesnyder4956]

mtaran330 it's Donny.. he hates the spelling Donnie

[@victoriabenn]

The Donny & Marie Show was a Class Act.

[@glcfordco]

If you are still wondering - the brothers were mostly Home Schooled - tutors mainly, and a lot of correspondence.

[@Anna9563]

From Anna, Hi Helen, Thanks. Your friend, Anna

[@TeressaJ1960]

Does anyone know whether or not the brothers were ever allowed to attend high school?

[@inkyguy]

Teressa J, I don’t think it was a question of “allowed.” By law they are required to go to school. School is compulsory until you reach the age of 16. (Personally I think it should be extended to 18.) Given their work schedules they had to find ways to ways to be educated, and obviously a traditional classroom was impossible.