wishlists, teens, lyrics link
Unschoolers' Coming-Out Parties:
Wishlists for Unschoolers, by Sandra Dodd
http://sandradodd.com/wishlist
New title by Holly, re-formatted. This was one my oldest pages and wasn't so easy to read.Teens, a new title by Holly
http://sandradodd.com/teen
http://sandradodd.com/teens
Lyrics Game, new link/art on a few pages
http://sandradodd.blogspot.com (top left)
http://sandradodd.com (top right)
http://sandradodd.com/music
http://sandradodd.com/connections (near the bottom)
(my art on that one, with some tricks Holly taught me)
I've updated the speaking page (conferences) some. It was also one of the first few pages I ever made, and I know more now.
http://sandradodd.com/speaking
It's not pretty, but it's more for reference than reading. Mostly it's my own record of where I've spoken. I have a scrap book, kind of, where I keep my speaker's badge and the program, but it filled up and now it's a notebook and a little pile.
Sandra, Monday morning, Halloween week!
1 comment:
Oh Sandra, I really needed what could be considered near divine intervention that you would post today especially the extra special "TEENS" links.
I've been on a bit of a rollercoaster ride in my own head this past week and couldn't find my way clear until today to pull the emergency hand brake and let myself off the ride.
So many fast changes in my teens life which I may have been shying away from and that might be why it all feels so utterly overnight...but then it really was quite overnight that he found himself caring for his first "girlfriend."
I have wonderful plans to brew a nice pot of decaf in the early morning...cuddle up, back in bed under the covers with my laptop...and read, read, read all your writings on TEENS--the new and the old ones.
I feel a sense of relief--you know the one that comes when you (I) speak the thoughts, fears, ridiculous projections out loud instead of letting take up one more sane moment in my head? That kind of relief...
Thanks for paving the way for this late bloomer momma of a marvelous teenage boy.
Warm wonderful regards,
kim
www.ourheartcenteredlife.blogspot.com
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