Travel opportunities
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In a message dated 1/29/03 2:13:10 PM Central Standard Time,
[email protected] writes:
<< Are there others here that would be willing to host an unschooler for a
few weeks? >>
We could do it for about a week. We have a tiny house, but Sierra sleeps with
me anyway, so there'd be a spare room.
As long as the unschooler could put up with one small bathroom and six people
in a small house, we'd be happy to.
Ren
"The sun is shining--the sun is shining. That is the magic. The flowers are
growing--the roots are stirring. That is the magic. Being alive is the
magic--being strong is the magic The magic is in me--the magic is in
me....It's in every one of us."
----Frances Hodgson
Burnett
[email protected] writes:
<< Are there others here that would be willing to host an unschooler for a
few weeks? >>
We could do it for about a week. We have a tiny house, but Sierra sleeps with
me anyway, so there'd be a spare room.
As long as the unschooler could put up with one small bathroom and six people
in a small house, we'd be happy to.
Ren
"The sun is shining--the sun is shining. That is the magic. The flowers are
growing--the roots are stirring. That is the magic. Being alive is the
magic--being strong is the magic The magic is in me--the magic is in
me....It's in every one of us."
----Frances Hodgson
Burnett
Have a Nice Day!
My kids are 14, 10 (soon to be 11) and 7 (soon to be 8).
The oldest is a boy. He wants to go to Australia, to Sydney.
Does anyone have any ideas as to how I can get him there? Work camps or anything that will accept a 14/15 year old?
Their major interests include:
Son: Video game creation, chatting on the internet, playing bass guitar (he is teaching himself right now), play station gaming, Harry Potter, skateboarding (hoping to go to Woodward this summer for a week or two), camping, hunting, surfing the net, checking out ebay, electrical wiring (rigging up "surround sound").
Daughter (10): Chatting, singing, writing, gymnastics, swimming (for fun..she's sick of the team LOL), fashion design, modeling, shopping, make up, interior decorating, riding bike
Daughter (7): Computer games, play station games, playing with dolls, coloring, drawing, gymnastics, swimming, nickelodeon (esp scooby!!)
Kristen
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Today is where hope lives because today is when we can make things better than yesterday.
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The oldest is a boy. He wants to go to Australia, to Sydney.
Does anyone have any ideas as to how I can get him there? Work camps or anything that will accept a 14/15 year old?
Their major interests include:
Son: Video game creation, chatting on the internet, playing bass guitar (he is teaching himself right now), play station gaming, Harry Potter, skateboarding (hoping to go to Woodward this summer for a week or two), camping, hunting, surfing the net, checking out ebay, electrical wiring (rigging up "surround sound").
Daughter (10): Chatting, singing, writing, gymnastics, swimming (for fun..she's sick of the team LOL), fashion design, modeling, shopping, make up, interior decorating, riding bike
Daughter (7): Computer games, play station games, playing with dolls, coloring, drawing, gymnastics, swimming, nickelodeon (esp scooby!!)
Kristen
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Today is even more important than tomorrow because "today" is a gift, and "tomorrow" might never come.
Today is where hope lives because today is when we can make things better than yesterday.
The only thing we can be sure of is today and life isn't worth living if it isn't lived in joy for as many moments of today as we can manage.
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[email protected]
We could accommodate most of those interests fine, except the Nickelodeon
need.
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Son: Video game creation, chatting on the internet, playing bass guitar (he
is teaching himself right now), play station gaming, Harry Potter,
skateboarding (hoping to go to Woodward this summer for a week or two),
camping, hunting, surfing the net, checking out ebay, electrical wiring
(rigging up "surround sound").
Daughter (10): Chatting, singing, writing, gymnastics, swimming (for
fun..she's sick of the team LOL), fashion design, modeling, shopping, make
up, interior decorating, riding bike
Daughter (7): Computer games, play station games, playing with dolls,
coloring, drawing, gymnastics, swimming, nickelodeon (esp scooby!!)
need.
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Son: Video game creation, chatting on the internet, playing bass guitar (he
is teaching himself right now), play station gaming, Harry Potter,
skateboarding (hoping to go to Woodward this summer for a week or two),
camping, hunting, surfing the net, checking out ebay, electrical wiring
(rigging up "surround sound").
Daughter (10): Chatting, singing, writing, gymnastics, swimming (for
fun..she's sick of the team LOL), fashion design, modeling, shopping, make
up, interior decorating, riding bike
Daughter (7): Computer games, play station games, playing with dolls,
coloring, drawing, gymnastics, swimming, nickelodeon (esp scooby!!)