Re: [AlwaysLearning] thanks, I'm feeling better
zenmomma *
>>I'm not going to worry about the fact that they don't have the focus(yet or never will?). I will still be making a happy, stimulating
environment for them to grow in.>>
Beautiful. :o) Just think of yourself as the Johnny Appleseed of your own
little piece of the world.
~Mary, who just rented an Amercian Legends video from Blockbuster which
includes, of course, Johnny Appleseed.
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Cindy
zenmomma * wrote:
too sanitized by Disney. Apples in that era weren't all that good
for eating - they were used for cider (hard cider at that).
He also talks about how the Red Delicious apple was started - it
was a fluke of nature. A tree started growing that produced good
apples to eat raw - it hybridized itself from nearby apple trees.
There are a number of interesting chapters in that book!
--
Cindy Ferguson
crma@...
>_The Botany of Desire_ has a chapter on Johnny and how his story was
> >>I'm not going to worry about the fact that they don't have the focus
> (yet or never will?). I will still be making a happy, stimulating
> environment for them to grow in.>>
>
> Beautiful. :o) Just think of yourself as the Johnny Appleseed of your own
> little piece of the world.
>
> ~Mary, who just rented an Amercian Legends video from Blockbuster which
> includes, of course, Johnny Appleseed.
>
too sanitized by Disney. Apples in that era weren't all that good
for eating - they were used for cider (hard cider at that).
He also talks about how the Red Delicious apple was started - it
was a fluke of nature. A tree started growing that produced good
apples to eat raw - it hybridized itself from nearby apple trees.
There are a number of interesting chapters in that book!
--
Cindy Ferguson
crma@...
zenmomma *
>>_The Botany of Desire_ has a chapter on Johnny and how his story wastoo sanitized by Disney. Apples in that era weren't all that good
for eating - they were used for cider (hard cider at that).
He also talks about how the Red Delicious apple was started - it
was a fluke of nature. A tree started growing that produced good
apples to eat raw - it hybridized itself from nearby apple trees.
There are a number of interesting chapters in that book!>>
No Way! You mean Disney actually changed a story to suit their own needs?
Never! <g>
Actually, doesn't Johnny Appleseed fall under the heading of Folklore or
Tall Tales? Knowingly exagerrated over time and generations of telling. I'd
love to read the real stories, though. Thanks.
~Mary
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