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In a message dated 2/25/03 6:53:46 AM, abtleo@... writes:
<< It strikes me as a somewhat rash judgement to critize an entire group of
people without spending some serious time there considering their position,
and such. Especially since many of the people here regular posters there.
dangerous or stupid, and more often than that I've stayed and regretted it.
<g>
All mailing lists are changeable, and few are idiot-proof.
I quit another list after staying on only a few days just last week. It's
okay to stick your toe in water and pull it back out. Life's short and some
posts are long. (Often mine. Sheesh!)
Sandra
<< It strikes me as a somewhat rash judgement to critize an entire group of
people without spending some serious time there considering their position,
and such. Especially since many of the people here regular posters there.
>>On the other hand, I've left some parties quickly because they seemed
dangerous or stupid, and more often than that I've stayed and regretted it.
<g>
All mailing lists are changeable, and few are idiot-proof.
I quit another list after staying on only a few days just last week. It's
okay to stick your toe in water and pull it back out. Life's short and some
posts are long. (Often mine. Sheesh!)
Sandra
Angie <[email protected]>
Sandra...I was so bummed when you quit that other list!!! I bitched
about it...The other poster said she was going to quit...She told
everyone "toodles"...But guess who's posting again, perky as ever?
UGH. Don't know how long I can make it on that one, either...but I
keep hangin in there for any new insight.
about it...The other poster said she was going to quit...She told
everyone "toodles"...But guess who's posting again, perky as ever?
UGH. Don't know how long I can make it on that one, either...but I
keep hangin in there for any new insight.
--- In [email protected], SandraDodd@a... wrote:
>
> In a message dated 2/25/03 6:53:46 AM, abtleo@e... writes:
>
> << It strikes me as a somewhat rash judgement to critize an entire
group of
> people without spending some serious time there considering their
position,
> and such. Especially since many of the people here regular posters
there.
> >>
>
> On the other hand, I've left some parties quickly because they
seemed
> dangerous or stupid, and more often than that I've stayed and
regretted it.
> <g>
>
> All mailing lists are changeable, and few are idiot-proof.
>
> I quit another list after staying on only a few days just last
week. It's
> okay to stick your toe in water and pull it back out. Life's short
and some
> posts are long. (Often mine. Sheesh!)
>
> Sandra
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In a message dated 2/25/03 11:29:18 PM, angiehewerdine@... writes:
<< I bitched
about it...The other poster said she was going to quit...She told
everyone "toodles"...But guess who's posting again, perky as ever? >>
Well between people whose kids were in school and defending ADHD and talking
about politics, I wasn't having fun.
I'm on three other lists. That's way PLENTY for unschooling, isnt' it? <g>
Sandra
<< I bitched
about it...The other poster said she was going to quit...She told
everyone "toodles"...But guess who's posting again, perky as ever? >>
Well between people whose kids were in school and defending ADHD and talking
about politics, I wasn't having fun.
I'm on three other lists. That's way PLENTY for unschooling, isnt' it? <g>
Sandra
Angie <[email protected]>
It's getting hard to keep up with the lists that I am on. The
messages pile up and my computer is slow as a snail...it takes
forever to read everyones post. That's why I end up staying up till
3 or 4 am. Regardless, I get a lot of info from everyone on the
lists. As long as it isn't interfering with my kids time with me,
(which sometimes, i think it might be ) I guess there is no harm in
it. Sometimes, though, I find myself sitting here..."just a quick
check", I think...and then the baby comes and wants me. Sometimes I
push the envelope just trying to get through all of the
messages...checking them while she's eating, coloring, watching
Elmo... I'm seriously thinking about cutting myself back,
listwise...but it's hard to choose!!! It isn't hard to choose
between my children and my computer though. As long as that is true,
I think I'll be fine ;)
Angie
messages pile up and my computer is slow as a snail...it takes
forever to read everyones post. That's why I end up staying up till
3 or 4 am. Regardless, I get a lot of info from everyone on the
lists. As long as it isn't interfering with my kids time with me,
(which sometimes, i think it might be ) I guess there is no harm in
it. Sometimes, though, I find myself sitting here..."just a quick
check", I think...and then the baby comes and wants me. Sometimes I
push the envelope just trying to get through all of the
messages...checking them while she's eating, coloring, watching
Elmo... I'm seriously thinking about cutting myself back,
listwise...but it's hard to choose!!! It isn't hard to choose
between my children and my computer though. As long as that is true,
I think I'll be fine ;)
Angie
--- In [email protected], SandraDodd@a... wrote:
>
> In a message dated 2/25/03 11:29:18 PM, angiehewerdine@m... writes:
>
> << I bitched
> about it...The other poster said she was going to quit...She told
> everyone "toodles"...But guess who's posting again, perky as
ever? >>
>
> Well between people whose kids were in school and defending ADHD
and talking
> about politics, I wasn't having fun.
>
> I'm on three other lists. That's way PLENTY for unschooling, isnt'
it? <g>
>
> Sandra