Re: [Unschooling-dotcom] Re: more interested in proving a point than in havin...
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In a message dated 11/16/01 8:58:28 PM Mountain Standard Time,
leschke@... writes:
I think we should discuss issues without being personal, and those who can't
discuss issues don't have to.
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leschke@... writes:
> . I remember my mother'sIt's not fair to punishment to the tormenter and the tormented both.
> fave thing to say when me sister and I were bickering. "I'm going to knock
> your heads together." Sometimes I'd like to do a cyber head-knocking
> around here. <g>
>
I think we should discuss issues without being personal, and those who can't
discuss issues don't have to.
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Tia Leschke
>Actually.....remembering my own bickering with my sister, watching my own
> > . I remember my mother's
> > fave thing to say when me sister and I were bickering. "I'm going to
> knock
> > your heads together." Sometimes I'd like to do a cyber head-knocking
> > around here. <g>
> >
>
>It's not fair to punishment to the tormenter and the tormented both.
and other kids bicker, and watching the bickering that goes on periodically
here, I'd say that there *is* no tormenter and tormented. Or at least
those roles reverse constantly. I know I *thought* when I was younger that
it was all my sister's fault, but I now realize I did just as much
provoking as she did.
>I think we should discuss issues without being personal, and those who can'tI agree.
>discuss issues don't have to.
Tia
Tia Leschke leschke@...
On Vancouver Island
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