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In a message dated 9/13/02 9:20:32 AM, liza@... writes:

<< I do
not know if it was fate or a coincidence arranged by the editor :-)
but the main argument in both of our articles is simply this: >>

It was coincidence, and when you said you had sent one, Liza, on unschooling
I wrote and said "Save mine, I'll write another instead because Liza already
did unschooling," but I was told the articles seemed very complementary and
would make a good set. And I think they do! There are other things in the
issue which seem a part of the set.

Sandra

Liza Sabater

I know! It was brilliant. The whole magazine really came out strongly
swinging heavily towards unschooling. People looking for unschooling
answers should check it out.

Liza



>In a message dated 9/13/02 9:20:32 AM, liza@... writes:
>
><< I do
>not know if it was fate or a coincidence arranged by the editor :-)
>but the main argument in both of our articles is simply this: >>
>
>It was coincidence, and when you said you had sent one, Liza, on unschooling
>I wrote and said "Save mine, I'll write another instead because Liza already
>did unschooling," but I was told the articles seemed very complementary and
>would make a good set. And I think they do! There are other things in the
>issue which seem a part of the set.
>

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Lisa Hardiman

I can't wait to get my copy. Lisa

-----Original Message-----
From: Liza Sabater [mailto:liza@...]
Sent: Saturday, September 14, 2002 9:42 AM
To: SandraDodd@...
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [AlwaysLearning] about HEM's deschooling issue! <g>

I know! It was brilliant. The whole magazine really came out strongly
swinging heavily towards unschooling. People looking for unschooling
answers should check it out.

Liza



>In a message dated 9/13/02 9:20:32 AM, liza@... writes:
>
><< I do
>not know if it was fate or a coincidence arranged by the editor :-)
>but the main argument in both of our articles is simply this: >>
>
>It was coincidence, and when you said you had sent one, Liza, on
unschooling
>I wrote and said "Save mine, I'll write another instead because Liza
already
>did unschooling," but I was told the articles seemed very
complementary and
>would make a good set. And I think they do! There are other things in
the
>issue which seem a part of the set.
>

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In a message dated 9/14/02 9:57:21 AM, liza@... writes:

<< >It was coincidence, and when you said you had sent one, Liza, on
unschooling
>I wrote and said "Save mine, I'll write another instead because Liza already
>did unschooling," but I was told the articles seemed very complementary and
>would make a good set. And I think they do! There are other things in the
>issue which seem a part of the set. >>

I meant to say "de-schooling," but of course it was both.

Both "unschooling" above should be "deschooling." Sorry. I claim pain-pill
hardship.

Sandra

Sharon Rudd

> Sorry. I claim pain-pill
> hardship.
>
> Sandra
>
Your back? was it hurt, too, when you fell and cut
your arm? or? Hope you feel better soon.

Sharon of the Swamp

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In a message dated 9/14/02 9:49:57 PM, bearspawprint@... writes:

<< Your back? was it hurt, too, when you fell and cut
your arm? or? Hope you feel better soon. >>

I thought I said here. Sorry.

When I fell and cut my elbow (a week before the HSC conference) that was the
only injury.

Last Tuesday (the other day) I slipped on the stairs inside, carrying a box
of stuff, and slid down and folded my foot over in half. Looked ugly.
Turned colors after a couple of days, after the swelling went down. I spent
three days on the couch, then scooted down the stairs on my butt (afraid of
crutch-walking on the same place where I fell) and spent the night in Holly's
room, in preparation for the long trek to my own shower (level floor) and
bedroom. I made it back there yesterday, after having hurt myself Tuesday.

I can sit up a while now before it starts to hurt, and I can step on it a
little, which is how I can move around the house now. Slowly and painfully,
with crutches.

I'll probably be crutch-free in three or four days.

Sandra

Sharon Rudd

Dear Sandra
Two falls within a few months may be an indication of
something else going on. Please ask your doc.
Love and Prayers
Sharon of the Swamp

--- SandraDodd@... wrote:
>
> In a message dated 9/14/02 9:49:57 PM,
> bearspawprint@... writes:
>
> << Your back? was it hurt, too, when you fell and
> cut
> your arm? or? Hope you feel better soon. >>
>
> I thought I said here. Sorry.
>
> When I fell and cut my elbow (a week before the HSC
> conference) that was the
> only injury.
>
> Last Tuesday (the other day) I slipped on the stairs
> inside, carrying a box
> of stuff, and slid down and folded my foot over in
> half. Looked ugly.
> Turned colors after a couple of days, after the
> swelling went down. I spent
> three days on the couch, then scooted down the
> stairs on my butt (afraid of
> crutch-walking on the same place where I fell) and
> spent the night in Holly's
> room, in preparation for the long trek to my own
> shower (level floor) and
> bedroom. I made it back there yesterday, after
> having hurt myself Tuesday.
>
> I can sit up a while now before it starts to hurt,
> and I can step on it a
> little, which is how I can move around the house
> now. Slowly and painfully,
> with crutches.
>
> I'll probably be crutch-free in three or four days.
>
> Sandra
>


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