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In a message dated 12/27/2001 10:13:58 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[email protected] writes:


> Hokay. The church of John Holt sounds fun! Let's get ourselves a
> self-selected college of cardinals, or whatever, and start nominating
> our best unschooling friends for sainthood. What kind of miraculous
> proofs do ya think we need to offer? <g>
>
>

A two year old spontaneously requesting broccoli for a snack?
A twelve year old who has never read picking up Harry Potter (and reading it)
because it sounds good?
Kathryn


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<<A twelve year old who has never read picking up Harry Potter (and reading
it)
because it sounds good?
Kathryn>>

No, no, no. Stephen Hawking! While wearing a Mr. Hanky T-shirt and
calculating the arc and pressure to find the distance of his pee stream.
Elissa

Nancy Wooton

on 12/27/01 7:14 PM, ElissaJC@... at ElissaJC@...
wrote:

> <<A twelve year old who has never read picking up Harry Potter (and reading
> it)
> because it sounds good?
> Kathryn>>
>
> No, no, no. Stephen Hawking! While wearing a Mr. Hanky T-shirt and
> calculating the arc and pressure to find the distance of his pee stream.
> Elissa

I'm going to save this one for next year, when I compose the family
Christmas brag letter.

Nancy

(My s-i-l actually referred to her own kid as "young Master Tim" this year.
<gag> I always plan on writing a parody letter, and then I get one that
ought to be a parody, but sadly is not.)