This list---again
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This list has been quiet lately, but I want you all to know what a breath of
fresh air it IS when I do get an e-mail from AlwaysLearning.
I KNOW it won't give me the creeps to open an AlwaysLearning post---ever!
Thanks!
~Kelly
fresh air it IS when I do get an e-mail from AlwaysLearning.
I KNOW it won't give me the creeps to open an AlwaysLearning post---ever!
Thanks!
~Kelly
Deborah Lewis
When I lived in Alaska I had a wonderful friend named Cindy. I still
have her but now I live in Montana and she lives in Arkansas. I used to
go to her house, when I was single and before I had Dylan, and we would
make a big fire and take off our shoes and sit on her bed drinking wine,
and talk about everything.
After I moved we'd call, then we found instant messaging. Her computer
died, and her husband has changed jobs recently so they're not yet in a
position to get another one. I'm really missing talking with her
whenever I want.
Cindy never had children. She loves Dylan and thinks of all kinds of
reasons to send him special little things. This spring he received a big
box of Arkansas wonders. She sent cuttings of poke salad and magnolia.
She sent seed pods from the sweet gum trees. She sent a mud dauber's
nest, and some snake skin she'd found in her shed. Shed in her shed?
We do write letters to each other. I send her illustrated letters or
sometimes tell her our days and doings in ballad form. She writes then
folds it into little origami animals.
I miss talking to her, but she doesn't have a phone.
I haven't seen her in two years. I just wrote her a letter and stuffed
the envelope with downy little feathers from my pigeon. Maybe I should
have put a Claritin in there too.
My e-mail is wonky tonight and I'm getting posts out of sequence or not
at all and that's made things on that other list even more bizarre. It's
more interesting this way. <g>
But now I still have half a bottle of merlot and no fire place, no big
bed to sit on that isn't filled with snoring husband (he has to get up at
three to go to work) and I can't find my scissors to practice the
Japanese art of paper cutting. It's snowing here and Dylan is outside in
the dark, jumping off the front porch steps. He really wishes he could
fly.
I thought I'd swing by here and say hi to all the cool moms... see if I
could creep Kelly out a little<g> and tell you all what a good feeling it
is to know there are other smart and interesting people in the world like
Cindy.
Deb L
have her but now I live in Montana and she lives in Arkansas. I used to
go to her house, when I was single and before I had Dylan, and we would
make a big fire and take off our shoes and sit on her bed drinking wine,
and talk about everything.
After I moved we'd call, then we found instant messaging. Her computer
died, and her husband has changed jobs recently so they're not yet in a
position to get another one. I'm really missing talking with her
whenever I want.
Cindy never had children. She loves Dylan and thinks of all kinds of
reasons to send him special little things. This spring he received a big
box of Arkansas wonders. She sent cuttings of poke salad and magnolia.
She sent seed pods from the sweet gum trees. She sent a mud dauber's
nest, and some snake skin she'd found in her shed. Shed in her shed?
We do write letters to each other. I send her illustrated letters or
sometimes tell her our days and doings in ballad form. She writes then
folds it into little origami animals.
I miss talking to her, but she doesn't have a phone.
I haven't seen her in two years. I just wrote her a letter and stuffed
the envelope with downy little feathers from my pigeon. Maybe I should
have put a Claritin in there too.
My e-mail is wonky tonight and I'm getting posts out of sequence or not
at all and that's made things on that other list even more bizarre. It's
more interesting this way. <g>
But now I still have half a bottle of merlot and no fire place, no big
bed to sit on that isn't filled with snoring husband (he has to get up at
three to go to work) and I can't find my scissors to practice the
Japanese art of paper cutting. It's snowing here and Dylan is outside in
the dark, jumping off the front porch steps. He really wishes he could
fly.
I thought I'd swing by here and say hi to all the cool moms... see if I
could creep Kelly out a little<g> and tell you all what a good feeling it
is to know there are other smart and interesting people in the world like
Cindy.
Deb L
[email protected]
In a message dated 5/18/2003 11:46:14 PM Central Daylight Time,
ddzimlew@... writes:
in Montana!
What town does your Cindy live in now? Too bad she doesn't have kids,
because she sounds cool and like someone I'd like to meet.
Tuck
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ddzimlew@... writes:
> When I lived in Alaska I had a wonderful friend named Cindy. I stillHa! I have a friend named Cindy who used to live in Arkansas and now lives
> have her but now I live in Montana and she lives in Arkansas.
in Montana!
What town does your Cindy live in now? Too bad she doesn't have kids,
because she sounds cool and like someone I'd like to meet.
Tuck
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[email protected]
In a message dated 5/19/2003 12:46:14 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
ddzimlew@... writes:
you don't, my boys and I will be driving to Montana one day soon!
Thanks for the warm fuzzy feelings I have inside right now.
I DO like this list!
~Kelly
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ddzimlew@... writes:
> I thought I'd swing by here and say hi to all the cool moms... see if II look forward to EVERY SINGLE ONE of Deb's posts! Can you come visit me? If
> could creep Kelly out a little<g> and tell you all what a good feeling it
> is to know there are other smart and interesting people in the world like
> Cindy.
>
> Deb L
you don't, my boys and I will be driving to Montana one day soon!
Thanks for the warm fuzzy feelings I have inside right now.
I DO like this list!
~Kelly
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[email protected]
Deb, I'm sorry your friend doesn't have a phone.
I got up this morning remembering I had meant to call Wendy and Anne, who
were driving to Denver last night after an exhausting wedding-weekend in
Albuquerque where Anne was maid of honor, Wendy was in charge of the bride's
elderly mother, who had just been released from the hospital FRIDAY (but who
made the wedding, AND lit the candle, AND made the reception too!).
I was going to call them and see where they were on the road and talk to help
keep them awake. Then Holly asked if I could take her friend home in ten
minutes, which turned into 25 minutes because they weren't ready, and then
Marty and Kirby came home, and then I saw the sink was full of dishes, and I
didn't remember to call. I feel guilty.
When someone doesn't have a phone I feel helpless. I'm sorry your friend
doesn't have a phone right now.
I've been meaning to call Helena, in London, too, but I think of it when it's
too late or too early, and she has a teeny baby so I think I shouldn't wake
her up if she's getting to sleep.
And because I was at the wedding too, playing music, hanging out happily with
Keith and Holly in Renaissance costumes and seeing some people I rarely get
to talk to anymore, I didn't realize until this morning that yesterday was
also my friend Frank's birthday, and I had meant to call him.
That's a lot of disjointedness for one morning, and I haven't even had tea!
But they'll all understand and not one of them is thinking "That darned
Sandra didn't call me," because they're all happily busy with THEIR full
lives too.
Snow in Montana, huh? Cool!
Sandra
I got up this morning remembering I had meant to call Wendy and Anne, who
were driving to Denver last night after an exhausting wedding-weekend in
Albuquerque where Anne was maid of honor, Wendy was in charge of the bride's
elderly mother, who had just been released from the hospital FRIDAY (but who
made the wedding, AND lit the candle, AND made the reception too!).
I was going to call them and see where they were on the road and talk to help
keep them awake. Then Holly asked if I could take her friend home in ten
minutes, which turned into 25 minutes because they weren't ready, and then
Marty and Kirby came home, and then I saw the sink was full of dishes, and I
didn't remember to call. I feel guilty.
When someone doesn't have a phone I feel helpless. I'm sorry your friend
doesn't have a phone right now.
I've been meaning to call Helena, in London, too, but I think of it when it's
too late or too early, and she has a teeny baby so I think I shouldn't wake
her up if she's getting to sleep.
And because I was at the wedding too, playing music, hanging out happily with
Keith and Holly in Renaissance costumes and seeing some people I rarely get
to talk to anymore, I didn't realize until this morning that yesterday was
also my friend Frank's birthday, and I had meant to call him.
That's a lot of disjointedness for one morning, and I haven't even had tea!
But they'll all understand and not one of them is thinking "That darned
Sandra didn't call me," because they're all happily busy with THEIR full
lives too.
Snow in Montana, huh? Cool!
Sandra
nellebelle
Has he read The Fledgling?
"Georgie's fondest hope, to be able to fly, is fleetingly fulfilled when she is befriended by a Canada goose."
http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?userid=377J58JHI8&isbn=0064401219&itm=2
Be warned, it has a sad ending.
Mary Ellen
"Georgie's fondest hope, to be able to fly, is fleetingly fulfilled when she is befriended by a Canada goose."
http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?userid=377J58JHI8&isbn=0064401219&itm=2
Be warned, it has a sad ending.
Mary Ellen
----- Original Message ----- It's snowing here and Dylan is outside in
the dark, jumping off the front porch steps. He really wishes he could
fly.
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Kelli Traaseth
I know people probably don't know me very well here.. yet...but I also just
love this list. I think of the song, Feels Like Home by Bonnie Ratt and
yes, put me on the list of Deb's post admirers! <g> Oh, maybe it has
to do with liking Merlot. <g> If I don't get out there to Montana this
summer, cuz we're going to SC. I'm determined to get out there next.
What ever it is that makes this list so special, I'm just glad its here!
Thanks Sandra and others who started it.
Kelli
love this list. I think of the song, Feels Like Home by Bonnie Ratt and
yes, put me on the list of Deb's post admirers! <g> Oh, maybe it has
to do with liking Merlot. <g> If I don't get out there to Montana this
summer, cuz we're going to SC. I'm determined to get out there next.
What ever it is that makes this list so special, I'm just glad its here!
Thanks Sandra and others who started it.
Kelli
----- Original Message -----
From: <kbcdlovejo@...>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, May 19, 2003 8:05 AM
Subject: Re: [AlwaysLearning] Re: This list---again
> In a message dated 5/19/2003 12:46:14 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
> ddzimlew@... writes:
> > I thought I'd swing by here and say hi to all the cool moms... see if I
> > could creep Kelly out a little<g> and tell you all what a good feeling
it
> > is to know there are other smart and interesting people in the world
like
> > Cindy.
> >
> > Deb L
>
> I look forward to EVERY SINGLE ONE of Deb's posts! Can you come visit me?
If
> you don't, my boys and I will be driving to Montana one day soon!
>
> Thanks for the warm fuzzy feelings I have inside right now.
> I DO like this list!
>
> ~Kelly
>
>
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Deborah Lewis
***What town does your Cindy live in now? Too bad she doesn't have kids,
because she sounds cool and like someone I'd like to meet.***
She lives in the mountains near Oark.
She IS cool, and would have been a fun mom if she'd chosen that path, but
she's fun in everything else she does too. <g>
Deb
because she sounds cool and like someone I'd like to meet.***
She lives in the mountains near Oark.
She IS cool, and would have been a fun mom if she'd chosen that path, but
she's fun in everything else she does too. <g>
Deb
[email protected]
In a message dated 5/19/03 11:21:24 AM, tktraas@... writes:
<< Thanks Sandra and others who started it. >>
You're welcome but I didn't start it. It's a function of
www.unschooling.com, and although I was privy to the fact that it was being
set up (having been at a get-together where the Hegener family and Lisa
Bugg's family all were when it was being planned), I'm not a founder. I'm
really glad to be here too, though!!
Sandra
<< Thanks Sandra and others who started it. >>
You're welcome but I didn't start it. It's a function of
www.unschooling.com, and although I was privy to the fact that it was being
set up (having been at a get-together where the Hegener family and Lisa
Bugg's family all were when it was being planned), I'm not a founder. I'm
really glad to be here too, though!!
Sandra
Deborah Lewis
***Can you come visit me? ***
I'm thinking about ways to get to the conference, where you'll be too
busy to visit! <g>
***If
you don't, my boys and I will be driving to Montana one day soon!***
Wonderful! My nieces won't be here this summer and it's going to be SO
quiet. We could really use some company!
Deb
I'm thinking about ways to get to the conference, where you'll be too
busy to visit! <g>
***If
you don't, my boys and I will be driving to Montana one day soon!***
Wonderful! My nieces won't be here this summer and it's going to be SO
quiet. We could really use some company!
Deb
[email protected]
In a message dated 5/19/2003 1:54:28 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
SandraDodd@... writes:
moderator on this list. This is the "kinder, gentler, sweeter" list.
~Kelly
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SandraDodd@... writes:
> << Thanks Sandra and others who started it. >>I thought you DID start AlwaysLearning. Did you check the heading? Pam's the
>
> You're welcome but I didn't start it. It's a function of
> www.unschooling.com, and although I was privy to the fact that it was being
>
> set up (having been at a get-together where the Hegener family and Lisa
> Bugg's family all were when it was being planned), I'm not a founder. I'm
> really glad to be here too, though!!
>
> Sandra
moderator on this list. This is the "kinder, gentler, sweeter" list.
~Kelly
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Jocelyn Vilter
I think you've got your lists confused, Sandra. You're talking about
unschoolingdotcom below, this here is Always Learning. <g>
Jocelyn
unschoolingdotcom below, this here is Always Learning. <g>
Jocelyn
On 5/19/03 10:53 AM, "SandraDodd@..." <SandraDodd@...> wrote:
>
> In a message dated 5/19/03 11:21:24 AM, tktraas@... writes:
>
> << Thanks Sandra and others who started it. >>
>
> You're welcome but I didn't start it. It's a function of
> www.unschooling.com, and although I was privy to the fact that it was being
> set up (having been at a get-together where the Hegener family and Lisa
> Bugg's family all were when it was being planned), I'm not a founder. I'm
> really glad to be here too, though!!
>
> Sandra
>
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<< > << Thanks Sandra and others who started it. >>
You're welcome.
I started it all by myself.
Sandra
>Oh yeah. Joyce is correct as usual.
> You're welcome but I didn't start it. >>
You're welcome.
I started it all by myself.
Sandra
[email protected]
In a message dated 5/19/2003 1:05:19 PM Central Daylight Time,
ddzimlew@... writes:
There's a cool unschooly co-op school north of Ozark. We're looking to
relocate back to Arkansas--depending on how things go, that place may be in
our future.
A lot of cool people live in that area.
Tuck
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ddzimlew@... writes:
> She lives in the mountains near Oark.Ozark, you mean? :)
>
There's a cool unschooly co-op school north of Ozark. We're looking to
relocate back to Arkansas--depending on how things go, that place may be in
our future.
A lot of cool people live in that area.
Tuck
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Deborah Lewis
***Ozark, you mean? :)***
No, really, Oark. Weird, but if you squint, it's really there, north of
Clarksville somewhere.
***There's a cool unschooly co-op school north of Ozark. ***
Is that the Red Star School? I've heard about that.
We bought some land down there on highway 21 a few years ago. It had an
old farm house on it, a nice old oak timber frame, but some jackass
burned it down a couple of years ago. We'll eventually build something
and move there I'm thinking.
Deb
No, really, Oark. Weird, but if you squint, it's really there, north of
Clarksville somewhere.
***There's a cool unschooly co-op school north of Ozark. ***
Is that the Red Star School? I've heard about that.
We bought some land down there on highway 21 a few years ago. It had an
old farm house on it, a nice old oak timber frame, but some jackass
burned it down a couple of years ago. We'll eventually build something
and move there I'm thinking.
Deb
Kelli Traaseth
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jocelyn Vilter" <jocelyn@...>
**I think you've got your lists confused, Sandra. You're talking about
> unschoolingdotcom below, this here is Always Learning. <g>**
I thought I had read that Sandra and some others got a bit tired of the
other list and started a different one. Were you one of those people too?
Jocelyn?
I had read the first few days of posts when I first joined.
Kelli~kind-of a newbie, I like these ~, the little wigglies!<g> I
suppose I could do ~Kelli, but so close to ~Kelly, ah well, I'll work on
something original.
Kelli~ nahhh, probably just Kelli ~~~~~ hee,hee, there's a bunch
of them. I'll stop rambling now.
[email protected]
In a message dated 5/19/2003 4:55:28 PM Central Daylight Time,
ddzimlew@... writes:
North of Clarksville...she lives in the waaay out. :)
I can't believe someone burned down your house! Sheesh. Let me know when
you come back. ;)
Tuck
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ddzimlew@... writes:
> ***There's a cool unschooly co-op school north of Ozark. ***Yep.
>
> Is that the Red Star School? I've heard about that.
>
North of Clarksville...she lives in the waaay out. :)
I can't believe someone burned down your house! Sheesh. Let me know when
you come back. ;)
Tuck
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[email protected]
In a message dated 5/19/03 3:55:43 PM, tktraas@... writes:
<<
<<
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jocelyn Vilter" <jocelyn@...>
**I think you've got your lists confused, Sandra. You're talking about
> unschoolingdotcom below, this here is Always Learning. <g>** >>
I can't read anything today.
I can't tell people apart today.
I should go back to sleep.
Sorry.
I've been sewing medieval crap and cooking medieval food for a medieval thing
I don't even want to go to and so in between times, while bread's rising and
someone else is doing his or her part of clothes-counting, gathering, I'm
sitting down here in a cool place hoping my foot won't get too fat.
But it will.
I don't have long days these days, just days until the foot says "That Is
All," and standing and sewing both use that *&$# foot.
Jocelyn was one of the charter members here, and Joyce and Pam/both Pams, and
Kelly L. and several others, kinda rolled over into the next room en masse.
There were three groups started in that season, around the same month or two,
I think. Two got up to about 30 members or so, did a bit of meanness and
evil, and died off or were made secret. This one could have been temporary
if it had needed to be, but it kinda stayed. It's very quiet sometimes,
and then sometimes (this probably wasn't the last and wasn't the first) I mix
it up with something else, because I just do.
Truly sorry for having a vacuous spot.
Sandra
[email protected]
In a message dated 5/19/2003 6:10:27 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
ddzimlew@... writes:
offer still be good? Were thinking of taking 4-6 weeks and travelling the
country. I'd like to see you and Mary and Karin and the Pams and Sandra and
well...anyone who lives "on the way".
And I'm still waiting for your conference registration! We have scholarships
available, ya' know!
~Kelly
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ddzimlew@... writes:
> ***IfNot THAT soon! I have a conference to put on! Maybe next spring. Will the
> you don't, my boys and I will be driving to Montana one day soon!***
>
> Wonderful! My nieces won't be here this summer and it's going to be SO
> quiet. We could really use some company!
offer still be good? Were thinking of taking 4-6 weeks and travelling the
country. I'd like to see you and Mary and Karin and the Pams and Sandra and
well...anyone who lives "on the way".
And I'm still waiting for your conference registration! We have scholarships
available, ya' know!
~Kelly
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[email protected]
In a message dated 5/19/03 4:20:06 PM, kbcdlovejo@... writes:
<< Not THAT soon! I have a conference to put on! Maybe next spring. Will the
offer still be good? Were thinking of taking 4-6 weeks and travelling the
country. I'd like to see you and Mary and Karin and the Pams and Sandra and
well...anyone who lives "on the way". >>
This is the Always Learning list. I'm responding to a post from Kelly.
I hope.
Spring needs to be coordinated then, because we're planning to go to Ohio in
the spring. But Ohio will still be there, so Kelly if you get planned first
I'll stay here and wait for you!
Montana, Utah, California, Arizona and New Mexico ALL?
Wow. I could be on the way to Arizona from you. If I were the first stop, I
could go on to Ohio while you keep saying "These states are BIG! What were
we THINKING!?"
Sandra
<< Not THAT soon! I have a conference to put on! Maybe next spring. Will the
offer still be good? Were thinking of taking 4-6 weeks and travelling the
country. I'd like to see you and Mary and Karin and the Pams and Sandra and
well...anyone who lives "on the way". >>
This is the Always Learning list. I'm responding to a post from Kelly.
I hope.
Spring needs to be coordinated then, because we're planning to go to Ohio in
the spring. But Ohio will still be there, so Kelly if you get planned first
I'll stay here and wait for you!
Montana, Utah, California, Arizona and New Mexico ALL?
Wow. I could be on the way to Arizona from you. If I were the first stop, I
could go on to Ohio while you keep saying "These states are BIG! What were
we THINKING!?"
Sandra
Kelli Traaseth
Oh, Kelly,,,,if you're up north you can stop by Minnesota, ya know!
Kelli
Kelli
----- Original Message -----
From: <kbcdlovejo@...>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, May 19, 2003 5:18 PM
Subject: Re: [AlwaysLearning] Re: This list---again
> In a message dated 5/19/2003 6:10:27 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
> ddzimlew@... writes:
> > ***If
> > you don't, my boys and I will be driving to Montana one day soon!***
> >
> > Wonderful! My nieces won't be here this summer and it's going to be SO
> > quiet. We could really use some company!
>
> Not THAT soon! I have a conference to put on! Maybe next spring. Will the
> offer still be good? Were thinking of taking 4-6 weeks and travelling the
> country. I'd like to see you and Mary and Karin and the Pams and Sandra
and
> well...anyone who lives "on the way".
>
> And I'm still waiting for your conference registration! We have
scholarships
> available, ya' know!
>
> ~Kelly
>
>
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Betsy
**Truly sorry for having a vacuous spot.**
'tsokay. Sit here in a comfy chair. We aren't gonna make you stand on
a pedestal anyway. Too exhausting!
Betsy
'tsokay. Sit here in a comfy chair. We aren't gonna make you stand on
a pedestal anyway. Too exhausting!
Betsy
[email protected]
In a message dated 5/19/03 4:05:36 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
kbcdlovejo@... writes:
I'm so mixed up!!! Which list is which? LMAO Can someone out there define
which list belongs to or was started by who? I like all the lists that have
any info that makes our lives simpler and validated. So thank you to all of
you that have taken the time to start a list, moderate a list, post to a list
and even lurk on a list. I love having the ability to hop on and post here,
there and everywhere and walk away from the puter knowing somewhere in
cyberspace sits another unschooling family who has been there done that and
is willing to share.
Peace to all of you!
Rhonda - who found a unschooly-like quote today in Illusions by Richard Bach
"Argue your limitations, and sure enough, they're yours."
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kbcdlovejo@... writes:
> I thought you DID start AlwaysLearning. Did you check the heading? Pam's theOMG,
>
> moderator on this list. This is the "kinder, gentler, sweeter" list.
>
I'm so mixed up!!! Which list is which? LMAO Can someone out there define
which list belongs to or was started by who? I like all the lists that have
any info that makes our lives simpler and validated. So thank you to all of
you that have taken the time to start a list, moderate a list, post to a list
and even lurk on a list. I love having the ability to hop on and post here,
there and everywhere and walk away from the puter knowing somewhere in
cyberspace sits another unschooling family who has been there done that and
is willing to share.
Peace to all of you!
Rhonda - who found a unschooly-like quote today in Illusions by Richard Bach
"Argue your limitations, and sure enough, they're yours."
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[email protected]
In a message dated 5/19/03 4:24:15 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
SandraDodd@... writes:
Rhonda - Who is so mixed up, but would love a visit from whoever hits So Cal.
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SandraDodd@... writes:
> Montana, Utah, California, Arizona and New Mexico ALL?Okay now is Kelly going to these places or is it Sandra?
>
Rhonda - Who is so mixed up, but would love a visit from whoever hits So Cal.
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Deborah Lewis
***Maybe next spring. Will the
offer still be good? ***
Absolutely!
***And I'm still waiting for your conference registration! We have
scholarships
available, ya' know!***
It's not the conference fees at all. They seem fine to me. It's the
bloody air fair!
Still scheming though. <g>
Deb
offer still be good? ***
Absolutely!
***And I'm still waiting for your conference registration! We have
scholarships
available, ya' know!***
It's not the conference fees at all. They seem fine to me. It's the
bloody air fair!
Still scheming though. <g>
Deb
Deborah Lewis
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I thought it was the "no whiners" list. <g>
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I thought it was the "no whiners" list. <g>
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In a message dated 5/19/03 5:05:28 PM, kbcdlovejo@... writes:
<< Did you check the heading? >>
Nope!
Sorry, again.
Sandra
<< Did you check the heading? >>
Nope!
Sorry, again.
Sandra
Kelli Traaseth
Ohh, Sandra, really, you don't have to apologize! My gosh!
I was just reading through this weekends posts on the unschooling.comedy
and---OMG!
Alot of stuff!!
Kelli
I was just reading through this weekends posts on the unschooling.comedy
and---OMG!
Alot of stuff!!
Kelli
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In a message dated 5/19/2003 7:24:12 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
SandraDodd@... writes:
Wow. I could be on the way to Arizona from you. If I were the first stop,
I
driving out there, I thought TX would NEVER end! It just went on & on & on &
on---straight, flat, and long and never-ending. Going from Santa Barbara to
Yuba City near Sacramento) was like going from SC to MA! It's a long way! One
state---go figure!
But I like to drive---and Cameron can drive now, so I *could* nap. And what
else do we have to do? See the world---it's out your back door! <g>
~Kelly
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SandraDodd@... writes:
Wow. I could be on the way to Arizona from you. If I were the first stop,
I
> could go on to Ohio while you keep saying "These states are BIG! What were<G> When we first got married, we moved to CA (Yuba City---ugh!). While
> we THINKING!?"
driving out there, I thought TX would NEVER end! It just went on & on & on &
on---straight, flat, and long and never-ending. Going from Santa Barbara to
Yuba City near Sacramento) was like going from SC to MA! It's a long way! One
state---go figure!
But I like to drive---and Cameron can drive now, so I *could* nap. And what
else do we have to do? See the world---it's out your back door! <g>
~Kelly
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In a message dated 5/19/2003 7:24:12 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
SandraDodd@... writes:
~Kelly
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SandraDodd@... writes:
> If I were the first stop, IAnd I doubt you'd be the very FIRST stop----that'd be one LONG day! <g>
> could go on to Ohio while you keep saying "These states are BIG! What were
>
> we THINKING!?"
>
~Kelly
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