Re: [UnschoolingDiscussion] Are Kids Special or Not?
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In a message dated 01/18/2004 10:45:30 AM Eastern Standard Time,
ivorygrace7@... writes:
director now working on the next Harry Potter movie btw) -- the wicked and
embittered headmistress Miss Michon says something like this to the beautiful and
exuberant Sara, who is in rags but undiminished. Sara retorts, "Yes, I do think
I'm a princess. I know I am! We all are princesses, didn't YOUR father ever tell
you that??"
Great scene. Great Power of Story. :) JJ
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ivorygrace7@... writes:
> <<Some people get bent out of shape if anyone anywhere ever (like yourThinking of the Warner Bros. movie "A Little Princess" (from the
> daughter) gets better treatment from a mom than they did. Or so it seems>>
>
>
> Or if you give your kids better treatment than they give theirs! I had a
> *friend* who once said to me, "Do you think your kids are really so great
> that
> they deserve all that special treatment you give them? They're just regular
>
> people like my kids, and they should be made to go to school. Your deluding
>
> yourself if you think your kids are so special."
>
director now working on the next Harry Potter movie btw) -- the wicked and
embittered headmistress Miss Michon says something like this to the beautiful and
exuberant Sara, who is in rags but undiminished. Sara retorts, "Yes, I do think
I'm a princess. I know I am! We all are princesses, didn't YOUR father ever tell
you that??"
Great scene. Great Power of Story. :) JJ
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Elizabeth Roberts
One of my favorite books ever!
MamaBeth
jrossedd@... wrote:
In a message dated 01/18/2004 10:45:30 AM Eastern Standard Time,
ivorygrace7@... writes:
director now working on the next Harry Potter movie btw) -- the wicked and
embittered headmistress Miss Michon says something like this to the beautiful and
exuberant Sara, who is in rags but undiminished. Sara retorts, "Yes, I do think
I'm a princess. I know I am! We all are princesses, didn't YOUR father ever tell
you that??"
Great scene. Great Power of Story. :) JJ
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MamaBeth
jrossedd@... wrote:
In a message dated 01/18/2004 10:45:30 AM Eastern Standard Time,
ivorygrace7@... writes:
> <<Some people get bent out of shape if anyone anywhere ever (like yourThinking of the Warner Bros. movie "A Little Princess" (from the
> daughter) gets better treatment from a mom than they did. Or so it seems>>
>
>
> Or if you give your kids better treatment than they give theirs! I had a
> *friend* who once said to me, "Do you think your kids are really so great
> that
> they deserve all that special treatment you give them? They're just regular
>
> people like my kids, and they should be made to go to school. Your deluding
>
> yourself if you think your kids are so special."
>
director now working on the next Harry Potter movie btw) -- the wicked and
embittered headmistress Miss Michon says something like this to the beautiful and
exuberant Sara, who is in rags but undiminished. Sara retorts, "Yes, I do think
I'm a princess. I know I am! We all are princesses, didn't YOUR father ever tell
you that??"
Great scene. Great Power of Story. :) JJ
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