Re: a name for my mailing list
Deborah Lewis
Names kids would like...
Happy Imaginative Carefree Children and Unschooling Parents or
HICCUP
Bold Unschooling Radical Parents or BURP
For Holly,
Unschoolers: Free And Radiant Treasures or U FART
Brave Unschooling Talk and Tales or BUTT
Parents Opposed (to the) Oppression (of) People or POOP
Beings Openly Opposed (to) Government Education Regulations or
BOOGER
That's probably enough of that...
Deb L
Happy Imaginative Carefree Children and Unschooling Parents or
HICCUP
Bold Unschooling Radical Parents or BURP
For Holly,
Unschoolers: Free And Radiant Treasures or U FART
Brave Unschooling Talk and Tales or BUTT
Parents Opposed (to the) Oppression (of) People or POOP
Beings Openly Opposed (to) Government Education Regulations or
BOOGER
That's probably enough of that...
Deb L
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In a message dated 4/25/03 8:47:38 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
ddzimlew@... writes:
Deb's ideas are wonderful, I laughed at every single one, but I have to say
that BOOGER was my personal favorite, but the twins, most like Holly
appreciated
U-FART, their personal favorite past time.
Good luck, something great will come of this list I'm sure.
Rhonda
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ddzimlew@... writes:
> Names kids would like...Oh Sandra,
>
> Happy Imaginative Carefree Children and Unschooling Parents or
> HICCUP
>
> Bold Unschooling Radical Parents or BURP
>
> For Holly,
> Unschoolers: Free And Radiant Treasures or U FART
>
> Brave Unschooling Talk and Tales or BUTT
>
> Parents Opposed (to the) Oppression (of) People or POOP
>
> Beings Openly Opposed (to) Government Education Regulations or
> BOOGER
>
> That's probably enough of that...
>
> Deb L
>
Deb's ideas are wonderful, I laughed at every single one, but I have to say
that BOOGER was my personal favorite, but the twins, most like Holly
appreciated
U-FART, their personal favorite past time.
Good luck, something great will come of this list I'm sure.
Rhonda
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[email protected]
In a message dated 4/25/2003 11:47:38 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
ddzimlew@... writes:
~Kelly
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ddzimlew@... writes:
> Names kids would like...YOU ARE GOOD!
>
> Happy Imaginative Carefree Children and Unschooling Parents or
> HICCUP
>
> Bold Unschooling Radical Parents or BURP
>
> For Holly,
> Unschoolers: Free And Radiant Treasures or U FART
>
> Brave Unschooling Talk and Tales or BUTT
>
> Parents Opposed (to the) Oppression (of) People or POOP
>
> Beings Openly Opposed (to) Government Education Regulations or
> BOOGER
>
> That's probably enough of that...
>
~Kelly
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[email protected]
In a message dated 4/25/03 9:48:02 PM, ddzimlew@... writes:
<< That's probably enough of that... >>
Can there EVER be enough of THAT!?
Thanks! Holly laughed and laughed, and she likes U FART
(though for serious we're leaning toward "PlayDay" for the meetings...)
But I've printed out the FINE acronyms for the inside of the bathroom door.
Thanks!!
Sandra
<< That's probably enough of that... >>
Can there EVER be enough of THAT!?
Thanks! Holly laughed and laughed, and she likes U FART
(though for serious we're leaning toward "PlayDay" for the meetings...)
But I've printed out the FINE acronyms for the inside of the bathroom door.
Thanks!!
Sandra
[email protected]
Holly said "Those people did a lot of work!"
I said "It was just one person, Deb."
Holly went away and came back and would like for me to ask you if your kids
helped with those.
Sandra
I said "It was just one person, Deb."
Holly went away and came back and would like for me to ask you if your kids
helped with those.
Sandra
[email protected]
In a message dated 4/25/03 10:06:34 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
SandraDodd@... writes:
Holly sounds so much like the twins I get a kick out of all the things she
says. Perhaps we could come up with a group for our children, the offspring
of us radicals, and they could use the U-FART as their group name. Just a
thought. Mine are always over my shoulder wanting to hear the latest insights
into the lives of other Unschoolers.
Rhonda
P.S. Please tell Holly we love her new hairdo. Kass thought it was great but
would never attempt it because she likes doing a thousand different things,
curls, braids, buns. etc. and Kree said it was way cool, but she'd go a
little shorter in the front so she could spike it and she'd like to go with
hot pink.LOL Daddy is not ready yet, but we'll get him there.
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SandraDodd@... writes:
> Thanks! Holly laughed and laughed, and she likes U FARTSandra,
>
Holly sounds so much like the twins I get a kick out of all the things she
says. Perhaps we could come up with a group for our children, the offspring
of us radicals, and they could use the U-FART as their group name. Just a
thought. Mine are always over my shoulder wanting to hear the latest insights
into the lives of other Unschoolers.
Rhonda
P.S. Please tell Holly we love her new hairdo. Kass thought it was great but
would never attempt it because she likes doing a thousand different things,
curls, braids, buns. etc. and Kree said it was way cool, but she'd go a
little shorter in the front so she could spike it and she'd like to go with
hot pink.LOL Daddy is not ready yet, but we'll get him there.
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Barb Eaton
Fun In New mexico Everyday
Fun Is Never Enough
Freedom in Newmexico explorers
festival in name extreme
Flow interests network everyehere
Freedom free Flow flip fully fan fancy favorite festival fit fire flame
flare
Idea ideal image inca incite interest into
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earth echo easy edge effect effort electro else emerge engage era everything
everwhere excess explorers extreme
I'm not awake yet. I'll think on this some more today. Maybe this will
get you started. :-) I need my Pepsi.<BWEG>
Barb E
"The smartest thing that a person can do is to persistently think
the thoughts that are consistent with the kind of person he or she
would like to be."
- Brian Tracy, Author and Personal Development Expert
on 4/26/03 1:05 AM, SandraDodd@... at SandraDodd@... wrote:
Fun Is Never Enough
Freedom in Newmexico explorers
festival in name extreme
Flow interests network everyehere
Freedom free Flow flip fully fan fancy favorite festival fit fire flame
flare
Idea ideal image inca incite interest into
name native nature navel neat network news next nice niche now nut
earth echo easy edge effect effort electro else emerge engage era everything
everwhere excess explorers extreme
I'm not awake yet. I'll think on this some more today. Maybe this will
get you started. :-) I need my Pepsi.<BWEG>
Barb E
"The smartest thing that a person can do is to persistently think
the thoughts that are consistent with the kind of person he or she
would like to be."
- Brian Tracy, Author and Personal Development Expert
on 4/26/03 1:05 AM, SandraDodd@... at SandraDodd@... wrote:
>
> In a message dated 4/25/03 9:48:02 PM, ddzimlew@... writes:
>
> << That's probably enough of that... >>
>
> Can there EVER be enough of THAT!?
>
> Thanks! Holly laughed and laughed, and she likes U FART
> (though for serious we're leaning toward "PlayDay" for the meetings...)
>
> But I've printed out the FINE acronyms for the inside of the bathroom door.
> Thanks!!
>
> Sandra
>
coyote's corner
I love it!!!!
Thanks for the laugh!
Thanks for the laugh!
----- Original Message -----
From: Deborah Lewis
To: [email protected]
Sent: Friday, April 25, 2003 11:45 PM
Subject: [AlwaysLearning] Re: a name for my mailing list
Names kids would like...
Happy Imaginative Carefree Children and Unschooling Parents or
HICCUP
Bold Unschooling Radical Parents or BURP
For Holly,
Unschoolers: Free And Radiant Treasures or U FART
Brave Unschooling Talk and Tales or BUTT
Parents Opposed (to the) Oppression (of) People or POOP
Beings Openly Opposed (to) Government Education Regulations or
BOOGER
That's probably enough of that...
Deb L
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Deborah Lewis
***Holly went away and came back and would like for me to ask you if your
kids
helped with those.***
David Albert has rubber elbows and I do acronyms.
Yes, Dylan helped. He told me which words were funny and helped
specifically on poop and booger.
I'd sent the post already when he came in with one for WORMS. (He'd been
out in the yard with a flashlight looking at night crawlers.)
Women Opposed (to and) Rejecting Mandatory Schooling. So apparently he
inherited this highly useful ability. <g>
Deb L, glad Holly liked them.
kids
helped with those.***
David Albert has rubber elbows and I do acronyms.
Yes, Dylan helped. He told me which words were funny and helped
specifically on poop and booger.
I'd sent the post already when he came in with one for WORMS. (He'd been
out in the yard with a flashlight looking at night crawlers.)
Women Opposed (to and) Rejecting Mandatory Schooling. So apparently he
inherited this highly useful ability. <g>
Deb L, glad Holly liked them.
[email protected]
In a message dated 4/26/03 3:58:15 AM Central Daylight Time,
[email protected] writes:
<< That's probably enough of that... >>
Oh no, don't stop now!! Sheer genius. Thanks for the laugh!!
Ren
"They dined on mince, and slices of quince, Which they ate with a runcible
spoon;
And hand in hand, on the edge of the sand, they danced by the light of the
moon."
--The Owl and the Pussycat
Edward Lear
[email protected] writes:
<< That's probably enough of that... >>
Oh no, don't stop now!! Sheer genius. Thanks for the laugh!!
Ren
"They dined on mince, and slices of quince, Which they ate with a runcible
spoon;
And hand in hand, on the edge of the sand, they danced by the light of the
moon."
--The Owl and the Pussycat
Edward Lear
Paula Sjogerman
on 4/25/03 10:45 PM, Deborah Lewis at ddzimlew@... wrote:
And if they don't get it, you probably don't want them in the group <g>.
Paula
> Bold Unschooling Radical Parents or BURPI think this one could really work.
And if they don't get it, you probably don't want them in the group <g>.
Paula
[email protected]
In a message dated 4/26/03 8:37:30 AM, sjogy@... writes:
<< And if they don't get it, you probably don't want them in the group <g>. >>
That's what we figured years ago about The Goof Group. Anyone too
embarrassed to be in a group like that would only drag us down. And if they
asked why we would not want a name that reflected more serious hard work...
ditto.
Holly currently favoring "Play Day," as her main concern has been something
the little kids could identify with. The other prominent group in town at
the moment is "Tumbleweeds," and the kids say "We're going to Tumbleweeds."
That's long and prickly, though. "Play day" is soft and happier. Maybe it's
not a great name for a yahoogroup, though.
Sandra
<< And if they don't get it, you probably don't want them in the group <g>. >>
That's what we figured years ago about The Goof Group. Anyone too
embarrassed to be in a group like that would only drag us down. And if they
asked why we would not want a name that reflected more serious hard work...
ditto.
Holly currently favoring "Play Day," as her main concern has been something
the little kids could identify with. The other prominent group in town at
the moment is "Tumbleweeds," and the kids say "We're going to Tumbleweeds."
That's long and prickly, though. "Play day" is soft and happier. Maybe it's
not a great name for a yahoogroup, though.
Sandra
[email protected]
In a message dated 4/26/03 6:24:26 AM, homemama@... writes:
<< name native nature navel >>
This just flows!!!
Thanks!
<< name native nature navel >>
This just flows!!!
Thanks!
nellebelle
We have tumbleweeds here too. Right now there is a huge pile in one corner of my backyard.
There is a Tumbleweed music festival here every Labor Day weekend. Admission is by donation. They have folk music and story tellers. My husband's cousin's daughter has performed there a couple of times. http://www.catlovescrow.com/
A neighbor converted an old school bus into a "gym" and drives around to preschools for the kids to take classes in his Tumblebus.
I guess that's kind of changing the subject though. Sorry!
Mary Ellen
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There is a Tumbleweed music festival here every Labor Day weekend. Admission is by donation. They have folk music and story tellers. My husband's cousin's daughter has performed there a couple of times. http://www.catlovescrow.com/
A neighbor converted an old school bus into a "gym" and drives around to preschools for the kids to take classes in his Tumblebus.
I guess that's kind of changing the subject though. Sorry!
Mary Ellen
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