Re: [Unschooling-dotcom] on the shelf...
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Tracy,
I have read a little on the Lotus Approch on a website. I think it was
Mangomama or something like that, if I find it I will share the correct
address.
I just finished reading "Raising your spirited Child" which was so good I
went and bought a copy. Plus, I am in the middle of reading "Television the
plug-in drug " which I really like, also. I just need my hubby to read it.
He is an addict to tv. Waiting in the wind, is "The Winning Family", "The
Magic of Encouragement", and "Home Educating with Confidence." These are, of
course, surrounded by my little ones tons of books we are reading everyday.
Well I had better run. Both littles ones are napping and I need to complete
something.....
Happy Mothering,
Julie
Mommy to Ali and Matthew, Wife to a Great Man, Adam
Please check out a few of my favorite sites:
http://www.mothering.com
http://www.AttachmentParenting.org
http://www.LaLecheLeague.org
http://www.naturalchild.org
"It helps me to remember that people are more important than ideas and that
being kind is more important than being right."
-Peggy O'Mara, Publisher of Mothering Magazine.
I have read a little on the Lotus Approch on a website. I think it was
Mangomama or something like that, if I find it I will share the correct
address.
I just finished reading "Raising your spirited Child" which was so good I
went and bought a copy. Plus, I am in the middle of reading "Television the
plug-in drug " which I really like, also. I just need my hubby to read it.
He is an addict to tv. Waiting in the wind, is "The Winning Family", "The
Magic of Encouragement", and "Home Educating with Confidence." These are, of
course, surrounded by my little ones tons of books we are reading everyday.
Well I had better run. Both littles ones are napping and I need to complete
something.....
Happy Mothering,
Julie
Mommy to Ali and Matthew, Wife to a Great Man, Adam
Please check out a few of my favorite sites:
http://www.mothering.com
http://www.AttachmentParenting.org
http://www.LaLecheLeague.org
http://www.naturalchild.org
"It helps me to remember that people are more important than ideas and that
being kind is more important than being right."
-Peggy O'Mara, Publisher of Mothering Magazine.
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Books being read ... currently, The Low Blood Sugar Handbook, and the
companion cookbook by Ed and Patricia Krimmel. Not as exciting as other
books, but timely for me as I recently discovered I have hypoglycemia, and I
am trying to cook food without sugar. I came across stevia, the herbal
sweetener, and have used it some with mixed results. I have also used some
fructose, and like it better, so far. Outside of that, I am combing over my
garden books! :)
~Karen in IN
companion cookbook by Ed and Patricia Krimmel. Not as exciting as other
books, but timely for me as I recently discovered I have hypoglycemia, and I
am trying to cook food without sugar. I came across stevia, the herbal
sweetener, and have used it some with mixed results. I have also used some
fructose, and like it better, so far. Outside of that, I am combing over my
garden books! :)
~Karen in IN
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In a message dated 5/24/00 2:25:25 PM Central Daylight Time, Jaam1224@...
writes:
<< Plus, I am in the middle of reading "Television the
plug-in drug " which I really like, also. I just need my hubby to read it >>
Hi Julie!! I am so glad you like that book-- I know what you
mean about getting the hubby to read it!! :) I found that book to be so
enlightening. I still have trouble with my boys wanting the set on so much,
though. Are you limiting tv time during the day?
BTW, are you
still on the AP group?
~Karen
writes:
<< Plus, I am in the middle of reading "Television the
plug-in drug " which I really like, also. I just need my hubby to read it >>
Hi Julie!! I am so glad you like that book-- I know what you
mean about getting the hubby to read it!! :) I found that book to be so
enlightening. I still have trouble with my boys wanting the set on so much,
though. Are you limiting tv time during the day?
BTW, are you
still on the AP group?
~Karen
Debra Caruso
HI ,I am new here.My name is Debbie,I am 38 live in southern Va.I used
to homeschool using the "school"method.Was not happy with that.Will be
homeschooling youngest son 12,using the unschooling way.I am glad to be
here :)deb
I have 4 sons,20,19,18 and 12.
HPaulson5@... wrote:
to homeschool using the "school"method.Was not happy with that.Will be
homeschooling youngest son 12,using the unschooling way.I am glad to be
here :)deb
I have 4 sons,20,19,18 and 12.
HPaulson5@... wrote:
>
> In a message dated 5/24/00 2:25:25 PM Central Daylight Time, Jaam1224@...
> writes:
>
> << Plus, I am in the middle of reading "Television the
> plug-in drug " which I really like, also. I just need my hubby to read it >>
>
> Hi Julie!! I am so glad you like that book-- I know what you
> mean about getting the hubby to read it!! :) I found that book to be so
> enlightening. I still have trouble with my boys wanting the set on so much,
> though. Are you limiting tv time during the day?
> BTW, are you
> still on the AP group?
> ~Karen
>
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Hi Deb, and welcome. Where about in So. Va. are you? I have family in
Radiant; is that anywhere close to you?
~Karen in IN
Radiant; is that anywhere close to you?
~Karen in IN
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hey karen and all,
just a quick note before I take the dog for her last walk of the day, and put
my little one to bed.
I am proud to say that my daughter is down to 30 minutes a day of tv for her
show. Although it is still a fight, but getting better. However, my hubby
on the other hand is a different story.
(Karen, I am not still on the AP group to much mail)
Happy Mothering,
Julie
Mommy to Ali and Matthew, Wife to a Great Man, Adam
Please check out a few of my favorite sites:
http://www.mothering.com
http://www.AttachmentParenting.org
http://www.LaLecheLeague.org
http://www.naturalchild.org
"It helps me to remember that people are more important than ideas and that
being kind is more important than being right."
-Peggy O'Mara, Publisher of Mothering Magazine.
just a quick note before I take the dog for her last walk of the day, and put
my little one to bed.
I am proud to say that my daughter is down to 30 minutes a day of tv for her
show. Although it is still a fight, but getting better. However, my hubby
on the other hand is a different story.
(Karen, I am not still on the AP group to much mail)
Happy Mothering,
Julie
Mommy to Ali and Matthew, Wife to a Great Man, Adam
Please check out a few of my favorite sites:
http://www.mothering.com
http://www.AttachmentParenting.org
http://www.LaLecheLeague.org
http://www.naturalchild.org
"It helps me to remember that people are more important than ideas and that
being kind is more important than being right."
-Peggy O'Mara, Publisher of Mothering Magazine.
Nanci and Thomas Kuykendall
I recently discovered I have hypoglycemia,
Nanci K.
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In a message dated 5/24/00 8:38:28 PM Central Daylight Time, Jaam1224@...
writes:
<< Karen, I am not still on the AP group to much mail)
thoughts. The volume of mail has slowed down considerably lately, too.
Sure hope you decide to rejoin sometime. :)
~Karen
writes:
<< Karen, I am not still on the AP group to much mail)
>>Julie, so sorry to hear you have left... I always valued your input and
thoughts. The volume of mail has slowed down considerably lately, too.
Sure hope you decide to rejoin sometime. :)
~Karen
Debra Caruso
Hello :) I have never heard of Radiant.I am 1 hour and 10 minutes from
North Carolina.One hour 10 minutes south west of Richmond.Deb :)
HPaulson5@... wrote:
North Carolina.One hour 10 minutes south west of Richmond.Deb :)
HPaulson5@... wrote:
>
> Hi Deb, and welcome. Where about in So. Va. are you? I have family in
> Radiant; is that anywhere close to you?
> ~Karen in IN
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In a message dated 05/25/2000 12:59:50 AM !!!First Boot!!!, mama@...
writes:
<< HI ,I am new here.My name is Debbie,I am 38 live in southern Va.I used
to homeschool using the "school"method.Was not happy with that.Will be
homeschooling youngest son 12,using the unschooling way.I am glad to be
here :)deb
I have 4 sons,20,19,18 and 12. >>
4 boys!! Welcome and I hope you get a nap soon!
Nance
writes:
<< HI ,I am new here.My name is Debbie,I am 38 live in southern Va.I used
to homeschool using the "school"method.Was not happy with that.Will be
homeschooling youngest son 12,using the unschooling way.I am glad to be
here :)deb
I have 4 sons,20,19,18 and 12. >>
4 boys!! Welcome and I hope you get a nap soon!
Nance
Debra Caruso
LOL Thanks nance !debbie
marbleface@... wrote:
marbleface@... wrote:
>
> In a message dated 05/25/2000 12:59:50 AM !!!First Boot!!!, mama@...
> writes:
>
> << HI ,I am new here.My name is Debbie,I am 38 live in southern Va.I used
> to homeschool using the "school"method.Was not happy with that.Will be
> homeschooling youngest son 12,using the unschooling way.I am glad to be
> here :)deb
> I have 4 sons,20,19,18 and 12. >>
>
> 4 boys!! Welcome and I hope you get a nap soon!
>
> Nance
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Thank you amy :) I am so glad to be on this list.Have a wonderful
day!deb
Amy wrote:
day!deb
Amy wrote:
>
> Welcome Debbie.
> Good Luck with your unchooling. It's great!
> Amy
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Debra Caruso <mama@...>
> To: <[email protected]>
> Sent: Wednesday, May 24, 2000 6:01 PM
> Subject: Re: [Unschooling-dotcom] on the shelf...
>
> > HI ,I am new here.My name is Debbie,I am 38 live in southern Va.I used
> > to homeschool using the "school"method.Was not happy with that.Will be
> > homeschooling youngest son 12,using the unschooling way.I am glad to be
> > here :)deb
> > I have 4 sons,20,19,18 and 12.
> >
> > HPaulson5@... wrote:
> > >
> > > In a message dated 5/24/00 2:25:25 PM Central Daylight Time,
> Jaam1224@...
> > > writes:
> > >
> > > << Plus, I am in the middle of reading "Television the
> > > plug-in drug " which I really like, also. I just need my hubby to read
> it >>
> > >
> > > Hi Julie!! I am so glad you like that book-- I know
> what you
> > > mean about getting the hubby to read it!! :) I found that book to be
> so
> > > enlightening. I still have trouble with my boys wanting the set on so
> much,
> > > though. Are you limiting tv time during the day?
> > > BTW, are you
> > > still on the AP group?
> > > ~Karen
> > >
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Hi Debra! Welcome!
The list is a bit slow these days. I suspect most everyone is outside ;)
LisaKK
The list is a bit slow these days. I suspect most everyone is outside ;)
LisaKK
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From: Debra Caruso <mama@...>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, May 24, 2000 8:01 PM
Subject: Re: [Unschooling-dotcom] on the shelf...
> HI ,I am new here.My name is Debbie,I am 38 live in southern Va.I used
> to homeschool using the "school"method.Was not happy with that.Will be
> homeschooling youngest son 12,using the unschooling way.I am glad to be
> here :)deb
> I have 4 sons,20,19,18 and 12.
>
Debra Caruso
Thanks for the welcome :)debbie
Lisa Bugg wrote:
Lisa Bugg wrote:
>
> Hi Debra! Welcome!
>
> The list is a bit slow these days. I suspect most everyone is outside ;)
>
> LisaKK
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Debra Caruso <mama@...>
> To: <[email protected]>
> Sent: Wednesday, May 24, 2000 8:01 PM
> Subject: Re: [Unschooling-dotcom] on the shelf...
>
> > HI ,I am new here.My name is Debbie,I am 38 live in southern Va.I used
> > to homeschool using the "school"method.Was not happy with that.Will be
> > homeschooling youngest son 12,using the unschooling way.I am glad to be
> > here :)deb
> > I have 4 sons,20,19,18 and 12.
> >
>
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Amy
Welcome Debbie.
Good Luck with your unchooling. It's great!
Amy
Good Luck with your unchooling. It's great!
Amy
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From: Debra Caruso <mama@...>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, May 24, 2000 6:01 PM
Subject: Re: [Unschooling-dotcom] on the shelf...
> HI ,I am new here.My name is Debbie,I am 38 live in southern Va.I used
> to homeschool using the "school"method.Was not happy with that.Will be
> homeschooling youngest son 12,using the unschooling way.I am glad to be
> here :)deb
> I have 4 sons,20,19,18 and 12.
>
> HPaulson5@... wrote:
> >
> > In a message dated 5/24/00 2:25:25 PM Central Daylight Time,
Jaam1224@...
> > writes:
> >
> > << Plus, I am in the middle of reading "Television the
> > plug-in drug " which I really like, also. I just need my hubby to read
it >>
> >
> > Hi Julie!! I am so glad you like that book-- I know
what you
> > mean about getting the hubby to read it!! :) I found that book to be
so
> > enlightening. I still have trouble with my boys wanting the set on so
much,
> > though. Are you limiting tv time during the day?
> > BTW, are you
> > still on the AP group?
> > ~Karen
> >
> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------
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J Salicos
What a great question! But before I answer are we
talking about what as adults are we reading or what as
parents are we reading with or too our children? I've
never read Anne Macffrey, any good?
Jill...always reading
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talking about what as adults are we reading or what as
parents are we reading with or too our children? I've
never read Anne Macffrey, any good?
Jill...always reading
--- Tracy Oldfield <Tracy@...-online.co.uk>
wrote:
> so, what's everyone reading? I've picked up a__________________________________________________
> really eclectic mix from the library, an HTML guide,
> a gardening book, 'The Te of Piglet' (they didn't
> have the Tao of Pooh) 'The Birth of a Mother' and 3
> fantasy novels, 2 Anne McCaffrey 'Pern' books and
> one David Gemmell, the first I've read of his.
> Needless to say, the only ones I've finished yet are
> the Anne McCaffrey's; they're light-relief against a
> project I've taken on that I don't know how to do.
> (which is a point, if anyone's overly familiar with
> Lotus Approach, I'd be extremely glad to hear from
> them <g>)
>
> The only problem now is finding time to read them
> all before they have to go back!
>
> Tracy
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Well, I got them for me to read, but have been reading out
loud for a couple of paragraphs before boredom set in <g> The Anne
McCaffrey stuff is a little simplistic, and perhaps the language isn't as rich
as it could be, but the people and planets and social systems she dreams up have
grabbed me, and since I am used to her style (owning 10 or more, and reading
many more from the library) it's very easy for me to finish a book in a day (or
night :-) ) I started reading them when I was about 13. (Gosh, half
my life ago!!) Some of the content is a little on the 'adult' side, so
perhaps if reading aloud, they might need judicious 'editing.' The David
Gemmel is proving more challenging, but I find that often happens when one is
reading something which is unfamiliar, harder to keep tabs on who is who and
what's where.
The short answer would be 'well, I like it.'
<grin>
Tracy...sometimes reading, on a binge atm
<g>
----- Original Message -----From: J SalicosSent: Friday, May 26, 2000 12:53 AMSubject: Re: [Unschooling-dotcom] on the shelf...What a great question! But before I answer are we
talking about what as adults are we reading or what as
parents are we reading with or too our children? I've
never read Anne Macffrey, any good?
Jill...always reading
J Salicos
Well I've just read "the Talented Mr. Ripley"
excellent book. She has written 4 other books about
Ripley and I can't wait to read them! Have just
started "Out to Canaan" by Jan Karon author of the
Mitford series. If you haven't read these yet I highly
recommend them! Also just finished "Agatha Raisin and
the Witch of Wyckhadden" by M C Beaton, again a great
book, a mystery of sorts which I love! "Practical
Homeopathy" by Vinton McCabe, am rereading parts of"
The Celestine Prophecy", and finally "Savoring the
Day, recipes and remedies to enhance your natural
rhythms" by Judith Benn Hurley. I always seem to have
three or more books going at the same time as I love
to read! Thankfully my DD's are the same!
Jill
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excellent book. She has written 4 other books about
Ripley and I can't wait to read them! Have just
started "Out to Canaan" by Jan Karon author of the
Mitford series. If you haven't read these yet I highly
recommend them! Also just finished "Agatha Raisin and
the Witch of Wyckhadden" by M C Beaton, again a great
book, a mystery of sorts which I love! "Practical
Homeopathy" by Vinton McCabe, am rereading parts of"
The Celestine Prophecy", and finally "Savoring the
Day, recipes and remedies to enhance your natural
rhythms" by Judith Benn Hurley. I always seem to have
three or more books going at the same time as I love
to read! Thankfully my DD's are the same!
Jill
--- Tracy Oldfield <Tracy@...-online.co.uk>
wrote:
> Well, I got them for me to read, but have been__________________________________________________
> reading out loud for a couple of paragraphs before
> boredom set in <g> The Anne McCaffrey stuff is a
> little simplistic, and perhaps the language isn't as
> rich as it could be, but the people and planets and
> social systems she dreams up have grabbed me, and
> since I am used to her style (owning 10 or more, and
> reading many more from the library) it's very easy
> for me to finish a book in a day (or night :-) ) I
> started reading them when I was about 13. (Gosh,
> half my life ago!!) Some of the content is a little
> on the 'adult' side, so perhaps if reading aloud,
> they might need judicious 'editing.' The David
> Gemmel is proving more challenging, but I find that
> often happens when one is reading something which is
> unfamiliar, harder to keep tabs on who is who and
> what's where.
>
> The short answer would be 'well, I like it.' <grin>
>
> Tracy...sometimes reading, on a binge atm <g>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: J Salicos
> To: [email protected]
> Sent: Friday, May 26, 2000 12:53 AM
> Subject: Re: [Unschooling-dotcom] on the shelf...
>
>
> What a great question! But before I answer are we
> talking about what as adults are we reading or
> what as
> parents are we reading with or too our children?
> I've
> never read Anne Macffrey, any good?
> Jill...always reading
>
>
>
>
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