Conference
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In a message dated 5/14/02 12:19:45 PM Central Daylight Time,
[email protected] writes:
<< We'll have to wear red carnations or something :-) >>
Or one of Anne O's bumper stickers! We could just plaster them across our
chests...LOL.
Actually, Kelly said something about putting our unschooling.com name on the
name badges at check in? I'm sure there will be some way to spot all the
unschooling.commies.
Ren
[email protected] writes:
<< We'll have to wear red carnations or something :-) >>
Or one of Anne O's bumper stickers! We could just plaster them across our
chests...LOL.
Actually, Kelly said something about putting our unschooling.com name on the
name badges at check in? I'm sure there will be some way to spot all the
unschooling.commies.
Ren
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I'm planning to be at the conference too.
I had an idea, not really solid, but wanted to toss it out there and see what
you all thought.
I was thinking it would be fun to have a little memento of each
unschooling.com persons state that they're from ( or specific location).
I could bring some sand and shells from the beach, or other interesting
article to signify Pensacola. I could take home a box with little goodies
from all these other places and an image of a face to go with it, that would
be really cool!!!
I also thought it would be fun to trade with other artists.
Is there something you make that would be fun to trade for?
Just a thought. Maybe it's too much work, I was just rolling this around in
my head and wanted to know what other's would think about it.
Ren
I had an idea, not really solid, but wanted to toss it out there and see what
you all thought.
I was thinking it would be fun to have a little memento of each
unschooling.com persons state that they're from ( or specific location).
I could bring some sand and shells from the beach, or other interesting
article to signify Pensacola. I could take home a box with little goodies
from all these other places and an image of a face to go with it, that would
be really cool!!!
I also thought it would be fun to trade with other artists.
Is there something you make that would be fun to trade for?
Just a thought. Maybe it's too much work, I was just rolling this around in
my head and wanted to know what other's would think about it.
Ren
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Ren,
As usual we agree.
I can bring something from Maryland AND West Virginia since we will be in
between both.
MMmmm. Bluegrass and steamed Blue Crabs!!!
I'm really not sure that I can fit a whole band and bushel in my carry-on. I
may have to check them.
~Elissa Cleaveland
"It is nothing short of a miracle that the modern methods of instruction
have
not yet entirely strangled the holy curiosity of inquiry." A. Einstein
As usual we agree.
I can bring something from Maryland AND West Virginia since we will be in
between both.
MMmmm. Bluegrass and steamed Blue Crabs!!!
I'm really not sure that I can fit a whole band and bushel in my carry-on. I
may have to check them.
~Elissa Cleaveland
"It is nothing short of a miracle that the modern methods of instruction
have
not yet entirely strangled the holy curiosity of inquiry." A. Einstein
Karin
> I was thinking it would be fun to have a little memento of eachwould
> unschooling.com persons state that they're from ( or specific location).
> I could bring some sand and shells from the beach, or other interesting
> article to signify Pensacola. I could take home a box with little goodies
> from all these other places and an image of a face to go with it, that
> be really cool!!!I'm planning on going, can't wait to meet some of you who will also be
there!
That's a neat idea you have, Ren, but you have it so easy with sand and
shells.
Let's see...what could I bring from AZ?
Little pieces of fallen cholla cactus?
Mesquite bean pods which native american indians used to grind into flour?
Little branches of creosote bush?
Prickly pear cactus candy?
I'd have to think more about this.
> I also thought it would be fun to trade with other artists.Oooh! I love making things, and I'm an aspiring artist.
> Is there something you make that would be fun to trade for?
I like to make those little rock paintings - when I have time and when I'm
in the mood.
What kind of stuff do you do?
> Just a thought. Maybe it's too much work, I was just rolling this aroundin
> my head and wanted to know what other's would think about it.Those are some fun ideas.....I don't know about wearing those glasses,
> Ren
though.
Those noses always have a weird smell in them....LOL!
Karin
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In a message dated 5/14/2002 7:17:38 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
starsuncloud@... writes:
for the raffle, that would be WONDERFUL!
Everyone will also get canvas "goody bags". You may certainly bring something
from home, well-packaged, that we could stuff in the bags.
I will have some way for AlwaysLearning and Unschooling.commies (love that!)
to be identified. PLEASE put your info (screen name) on the registration
forms.
Kelly
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starsuncloud@... writes:
> I also thought it would be fun to trade with other artists.There WILL be a raffle. If you have some artwork you'd be willing to bring
> Is there something you make that would be fun to trade for?
>
for the raffle, that would be WONDERFUL!
Everyone will also get canvas "goody bags". You may certainly bring something
from home, well-packaged, that we could stuff in the bags.
I will have some way for AlwaysLearning and Unschooling.commies (love that!)
to be identified. PLEASE put your info (screen name) on the registration
forms.
Kelly
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oldpriss
I'm coming to the conference with several moms from our homeschool
group. We live in upstate SC so it's an easy drive for us. I am SO
excited! I get to come to an unschooling conference, which is
something I've never done, I get to meet Sandra and others whose
stuff I've been reading for years and who have been such a great
influence on our homeschooling lives, I get to room with three
friends who are some of my favorite people in the world, and I get to
be there without husband or son for a couple of days (they're going
camping), which is something I haven't ever done either. I don't see
how it could get much better!
Priss
group. We live in upstate SC so it's an easy drive for us. I am SO
excited! I get to come to an unschooling conference, which is
something I've never done, I get to meet Sandra and others whose
stuff I've been reading for years and who have been such a great
influence on our homeschooling lives, I get to room with three
friends who are some of my favorite people in the world, and I get to
be there without husband or son for a couple of days (they're going
camping), which is something I haven't ever done either. I don't see
how it could get much better!
Priss
Shyrley
On 14 May 02, at 19:12, starsuncloud@... wrote:
would be uptight school-at-homers ;-)
Or ticks.
Shyrley
"Common sense is what tells you that the world is flat"
> I'm planning to be at the conference too.Well, if I had to bring something that characterised north Virginia, it
> I had an idea, not really solid, but wanted to toss it out there and
> see what you all thought. I was thinking it would be fun to have a
> little memento of each unschooling.com persons state that they're from
> ( or specific location). I could bring some sand and shells from the
> beach, or other interesting article to signify Pensacola. I could
> take home a box with little goodies from all these other places and an
> image of a face to go with it, that would be really cool!!! I also
> thought it would be fun to trade with other artists. Is there
> something you make that would be fun to trade for? Just a thought.
> Maybe it's too much work, I was just rolling this around in my head
> and wanted to know what other's would think about it. Ren
>
would be uptight school-at-homers ;-)
Or ticks.
Shyrley
"Common sense is what tells you that the world is flat"
Shyrley
On 14 May 02, at 19:30, ElissaJC@... wrote:
Shyrley
"Common sense is what tells you that the world is flat"
> Ren,Where are you then?
> As usual we agree.
> I can bring something from Maryland AND West Virginia since we will be
> in between both. MMmmm. Bluegrass and steamed Blue Crabs!!! I'm really
> not sure that I can fit a whole band and bushel in my carry-on. I may
> have to check them. ~Elissa Cleaveland "It is nothing short of a
> miracle that the modern methods of instruction have not yet entirely
> strangled the holy curiosity of inquiry." A. Einstein
>
>
Shyrley
"Common sense is what tells you that the world is flat"
mary krzyzanowski
Unfortunately, my family won't be able to come to the conference. But,
won't the fact that the attendees might have school-age children with them
and these children and adults will be comfortable conversing with each other
be enough to identify them?
Mary-NY
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won't the fact that the attendees might have school-age children with them
and these children and adults will be comfortable conversing with each other
be enough to identify them?
Mary-NY
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>To: [email protected]
>Subject: [AlwaysLearning] Conference
>Date: Tue, 14 May 2002 18:58:46 EDT
>
>In a message dated 5/14/02 12:19:45 PM Central Daylight Time,
>[email protected] writes:
>
><< We'll have to wear red carnations or something :-) >>
>
>Or one of Anne O's bumper stickers! We could just plaster them across our
>chests...LOL.
>Actually, Kelly said something about putting our unschooling.com name on
>the
>name badges at check in? I'm sure there will be some way to spot all the
>unschooling.commies.
>Ren
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In a message dated 5/16/02 9:22:15 AM Central Daylight Time,
[email protected] writes:
<< . But,
won't the fact that the attendees might have school-age children with them
and these children and adults will be comfortable conversing with each other
be enough to identify them? >>
That identifies almost every unschooler.
We are trying to locate Always Learning and Unschooling.commies.
Ren
[email protected] writes:
<< . But,
won't the fact that the attendees might have school-age children with them
and these children and adults will be comfortable conversing with each other
be enough to identify them? >>
That identifies almost every unschooler.
We are trying to locate Always Learning and Unschooling.commies.
Ren
Sharon Rudd
I could bring some sand
Sharon of the Swamp
ps Ren, I think you are homesick for Alaska
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> and shells from theIs it possible to NOT carry around sand?
> > beach, or other interesting article to signify
> Pensacola.
Sharon of the Swamp
ps Ren, I think you are homesick for Alaska
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That identifies almost every unschooler.
We are trying to locate Always Learning and Unschooling.commies.
Ren
Yeah, we're "special" <g>
~Elissa Cleaveland
"It is nothing short of a miracle that the modern methods of instruction
have
not yet entirely strangled the holy curiosity of inquiry." A. Einstein
We are trying to locate Always Learning and Unschooling.commies.
Ren
Yeah, we're "special" <g>
~Elissa Cleaveland
"It is nothing short of a miracle that the modern methods of instruction
have
not yet entirely strangled the holy curiosity of inquiry." A. Einstein
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In a message dated 5/16/02 10:28:17 AM, ElissaJC@... writes:
<< Yeah, we're "special" <g> >>
I am my friend, I am special
I am my friend, I'm special to me
I am the only one like me, like me, my friend...
I like me!
(This is how we have turned Mr. Rogers' songs into grammar lessons.)
Barney works too:
I like me, you like me,
Everybody Li.....kes me...
Some home education is just *special*!!
Sandra
<< Yeah, we're "special" <g> >>
I am my friend, I am special
I am my friend, I'm special to me
I am the only one like me, like me, my friend...
I like me!
(This is how we have turned Mr. Rogers' songs into grammar lessons.)
Barney works too:
I like me, you like me,
Everybody Li.....kes me...
Some home education is just *special*!!
Sandra
Minninger
Kelly,
I ran into Dee (can't remember her last name) from the
University of Georgia's ecology Lab last week and she
gave a plug for your Conference! There were a lot of
people at her presentation who had questions so I
didn't get a chance to ask her what she was doing at
the conference, and then later when I did get to speak
with her I forgot to ask! Those senior moments are
getting more frequent!!
She did a cool class for our homeschool group on the
scientific method and paper airplanes. My boys have
been making planes, modifying them, etc. all week! It
is amazing how much science kids can learn from paper
planes! She also brought alligators with her and other
reptiles and amphibians.
I am going to see if I can get a group of us moms to
come up for the conference. Do you have a webpage? I
know you probably already posted, but I am so busy
that sometimes I just scan the posts.
Rachel Minninger in Charleston, SC
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I ran into Dee (can't remember her last name) from the
University of Georgia's ecology Lab last week and she
gave a plug for your Conference! There were a lot of
people at her presentation who had questions so I
didn't get a chance to ask her what she was doing at
the conference, and then later when I did get to speak
with her I forgot to ask! Those senior moments are
getting more frequent!!
She did a cool class for our homeschool group on the
scientific method and paper airplanes. My boys have
been making planes, modifying them, etc. all week! It
is amazing how much science kids can learn from paper
planes! She also brought alligators with her and other
reptiles and amphibians.
I am going to see if I can get a group of us moms to
come up for the conference. Do you have a webpage? I
know you probably already posted, but I am so busy
that sometimes I just scan the posts.
Rachel Minninger in Charleston, SC
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In a message dated 5/23/2003 9:18:07 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
steveminninger@... writes:> I am going to see if I can get a group of us moms to
we've spoken a couple of times on the phone. She is delightful---and I can't wait
to meet her!
She hasn't yet decided what she wants to do at the conference. We'll be
discussing it this weekend. She has so many great ideas! Hard to choose!! <g>
Website:
http://www.schoolsoutsupport.org/2003conference.html
Early Bird deadline for the price cut is May 31. It's a pretty big savings,
so I wanted to pass that tidbit on to you.
I hope to meet you in August!
~Kelly
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steveminninger@... writes:> I am going to see if I can get a group of us moms to
> come up for the conference. Do you have a webpage? IRachel, I haven't yet met Dee (Boggs), but we're "virtual" friends---and
> know you probably already posted, but I am so busy
> that sometimes I just scan the posts.
>
> Rachel Minninger in Charleston, SC
we've spoken a couple of times on the phone. She is delightful---and I can't wait
to meet her!
She hasn't yet decided what she wants to do at the conference. We'll be
discussing it this weekend. She has so many great ideas! Hard to choose!! <g>
Website:
http://www.schoolsoutsupport.org/2003conference.html
Early Bird deadline for the price cut is May 31. It's a pretty big savings,
so I wanted to pass that tidbit on to you.
I hope to meet you in August!
~Kelly
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Minninger
Hi!
Where is the website so I can sign up for the
Conference? What hotel is it going to be at?
Thanks,
Rachel Minninger
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Where is the website so I can sign up for the
Conference? What hotel is it going to be at?
Thanks,
Rachel Minninger
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Michele Evard
At 06:38 AM 5/25/2003 -0700, Minninger wrote:
there are a couple of conferences, but i think you mean this one:
http://www.schoolsoutsupport.org/2003conference.html
it looks like lots of fun, but we won't be able to make it
personally. travel is hard right now with two 2-year-olds and a
4.5-year-old. :-)
michele
>Hi!hi rachel,
>Where is the website so I can sign up for the
>Conference? What hotel is it going to be at?
there are a couple of conferences, but i think you mean this one:
http://www.schoolsoutsupport.org/2003conference.html
it looks like lots of fun, but we won't be able to make it
personally. travel is hard right now with two 2-year-olds and a
4.5-year-old. :-)
michele
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In a message dated 5/25/2003 9:39:16 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
steveminninger@... writes>
Holiday Inn-Coliseum, corner of Assembly & Blossom Streets across from the
Coliseum & Koger Center.
~Kelly
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steveminninger@... writes>
> Where is the website so I can sign up for thehttp://www.schoolsoutsupport.org/2003conference.html
> Conference? What hotel is it going to be at?
Holiday Inn-Coliseum, corner of Assembly & Blossom Streets across from the
Coliseum & Koger Center.
~Kelly
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