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There Is No Uncaring In Unschooling
"He'd fooled us. He'd been learning all along--we just hadn't been able to see it because it didn't follow from our "teaching." It came from doing, sharing, and observing, from osmotically absorbing what was around him. I recalled that he once said to Mark, who was giving him snowboard instruction, "Dad, would you stop trying to teach me and just let me learn?"
~Deborah Sutton from Three Frog Nights (Mothering Magazine, May/June 2009)
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Survey says, this is a foul mess. And I can't even throw it away. I have to BURY it. Ah well, live and learn. :)
Go to the grocery store. Choose package of soap. Hand cashier $5 and then go home, run hot water and wash.
I know this is useless, but so am I.
Soap is one of those things that seems so essential and so easy for those who know how the HELL to get the job done.
love, V
Oh Val, I was explaining to my husband what happened. He said, "You've created Hazardous Materials?!" Because I have. Apparently, the lye precipitated. I can't throw it in the compost. I can't put it down the drain. I can't put it in the trash. I have to actually take it to haz mat. Ahh, fun times. :)
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