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I just asked my husband if is job was a Soul Sucking Job, he said " no, it is a life sucking job, it sucks the life right out of you and makes you bitter........
Good thing in about 4 months or so we are going to another state to look for a house to buy, then my husband can quit his job and work from home doing what he loves... woodworking.
We are not asking for much, just a 3 or 4 bedroom fixer upper and about 10 or more acers of land to live off of. One day we hope to live total off the grid.
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Good thing in about 4 months or so we are going to another state to look for a house to buy, then my husband can quit his job and work from home doing what he loves... woodworking.
We are not asking for much, just a 3 or 4 bedroom fixer upper and about 10 or more acers of land to live off of. One day we hope to live total off the grid.
Oneida
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Best of luck on your move and life change!
The subject line keeps making me think of the salt vampire from Star
Trek (the original series, that is.) Definitely to be avoided -- soul
or salt sucking, that is.
Linda
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makes you bitter........
from home doing what he loves... woodworking.
total off the grid.
The subject line keeps making me think of the salt vampire from Star
Trek (the original series, that is.) Definitely to be avoided -- soul
or salt sucking, that is.
Linda
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>no, it is a life sucking job, it sucks the life right out of you and
> I just asked my husband if is job was a Soul Sucking Job, he said "
makes you bitter........
>to look for a house to buy, then my husband can quit his job and work
> Good thing in about 4 months or so we are going to another state
from home doing what he loves... woodworking.
>about 10 or more acers of land to live off of. One day we hope to live
> We are not asking for much, just a 3 or 4 bedroom fixer upper and
total off the grid.
>Try it now.
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Hi Linda,
I must have missed that part of Star Trek. Was it any good?
We are really making some big changes in our lives. In the past 1 1/2 we have gone from a child in PS, not thinking of homeschooling, let alone unschooling or moving or working from home ..... to Unschooling, moving to another state, running a home business, and going green. I have been really shocked at how much our 6 yr old has learned working with his dad in the woodshop. He is already getting into the family business, LOL. As for being shocked, I guess most of us new unschoolers are shocked at how much and how fast our children really learn.
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or salt sucking, that is.
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I must have missed that part of Star Trek. Was it any good?
We are really making some big changes in our lives. In the past 1 1/2 we have gone from a child in PS, not thinking of homeschooling, let alone unschooling or moving or working from home ..... to Unschooling, moving to another state, running a home business, and going green. I have been really shocked at how much our 6 yr old has learned working with his dad in the woodshop. He is already getting into the family business, LOL. As for being shocked, I guess most of us new unschoolers are shocked at how much and how fast our children really learn.
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The subject line keeps making me think of the salt vampire from Star
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Reminds me of Tom Hanks in Joe vs the Volcano...
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I never thought of that. I am going to have to get the movie and watch it.
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Its always been my dream to live off the grid!
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I just asked my husband if is job was a Soul Sucking Job, he said " no, it is a life sucking job, it sucks the life right out of you and makes you bitter........
Good thing in about 4 months or so we are going to another state to look for a house to buy, then my husband can quit his job and work from home doing what he loves... woodworking.
We are not asking for much, just a 3 or 4 bedroom fixer upper and about 10 or more acers of land to live off of. One day we hope to live total off the grid.
Oneida
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I just asked my husband if is job was a Soul Sucking Job, he said " no, it is a life sucking job, it sucks the life right out of you and makes you bitter........
Good thing in about 4 months or so we are going to another state to look for a house to buy, then my husband can quit his job and work from home doing what he loves... woodworking.
We are not asking for much, just a 3 or 4 bedroom fixer upper and about 10 or more acers of land to live off of. One day we hope to live total off the grid.
Oneida
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Hi Kathryn,
We are going to do as much as we can, when we can. I wish we had the money to do it all at once, but we don't want to wait that long.
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It was an okay episode -- not as good as, say City on the Edge of
Forever (the one written by Harlan Ellison), but not the worst -- or
maybe, in light of the subject, suckiest, one.
It sometimes can seem like change is going at you at warp speed (gotta
keep those Star Trek connections...), doesn't it? When we first
started hsing, dh had just lost his job.
This year, my head is reeling, because ds wants to graduate this year
and go to college next. So I'm trying to deal with the fact that this
is what is best for HIM, even though I would really rather keep him
home another year. Or two. Or more. Sigh. But I'm trying to do my
part to help him meet his goals.
What sort of woodworking will your dh be doing?
Linda
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let alone unschooling or moving or working from home ..... to
Unschooling, moving to another state, running a home business, and
going green. I have been really shocked at how much our 6 yr old has
learned working with his dad in the woodshop. He is already getting
into the family business, LOL. As for being shocked, I guess most of
us new unschoolers are shocked at how much and how fast our children
really learn.
Forever (the one written by Harlan Ellison), but not the worst -- or
maybe, in light of the subject, suckiest, one.
It sometimes can seem like change is going at you at warp speed (gotta
keep those Star Trek connections...), doesn't it? When we first
started hsing, dh had just lost his job.
This year, my head is reeling, because ds wants to graduate this year
and go to college next. So I'm trying to deal with the fact that this
is what is best for HIM, even though I would really rather keep him
home another year. Or two. Or more. Sigh. But I'm trying to do my
part to help him meet his goals.
What sort of woodworking will your dh be doing?
Linda
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<scofield62001@...> wrote:
>any good?
> Hi Linda,
>
> I must have missed that part of Star Trek. Was it
>1/2 we have gone from a child in PS, not thinking of homeschooling,
> We are really making some big changes in our lives. In the past 1
let alone unschooling or moving or working from home ..... to
Unschooling, moving to another state, running a home business, and
going green. I have been really shocked at how much our 6 yr old has
learned working with his dad in the woodshop. He is already getting
into the family business, LOL. As for being shocked, I guess most of
us new unschoolers are shocked at how much and how fast our children
really learn.
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trektheory <trektheory@...> wrote:
This year, my head is reeling, because ds wants to graduate this year
and go to college next. So I'm trying to deal with the fact that this
is what is best for HIM, even though I would really rather keep him
home another year. Or two. Or more. Sigh. But I'm trying to do my
part to help him meet his goals.It really sounds like you have your plate very full right now. I wish you the best in all you do. I can understand the wanting to keep him home another year or 2. We have had 2 DS's leave the nest already. One is now in the Navy, Married and has a son, lives in Georgia, then other one lives about 15 minutes from us, which makes it alittle easier.
What sort of woodworking will your dh be doing?
My husband makes and sells Drop Spindles and Spinning Accessories. he loves all kinds of woodworking though. I am hoping that once we get moved he can start doing other kinds of woodworking. It took some 100 year old barn boards and make me a nice bookcase.
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This year, my head is reeling, because ds wants to graduate this year
and go to college next. So I'm trying to deal with the fact that this
is what is best for HIM, even though I would really rather keep him
home another year. Or two. Or more. Sigh. But I'm trying to do my
part to help him meet his goals.It really sounds like you have your plate very full right now. I wish you the best in all you do. I can understand the wanting to keep him home another year or 2. We have had 2 DS's leave the nest already. One is now in the Navy, Married and has a son, lives in Georgia, then other one lives about 15 minutes from us, which makes it alittle easier.
What sort of woodworking will your dh be doing?
My husband makes and sells Drop Spindles and Spinning Accessories. he loves all kinds of woodworking though. I am hoping that once we get moved he can start doing other kinds of woodworking. It took some 100 year old barn boards and make me a nice bookcase.
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