Minecraft, Inspiration, European tour, a Boxwood Tree
Beautiful account of love and learning, three paragraphs at the bottom of this page:
http://sandradodd.com/videogames/minecraft
"Who inspired you?" Summary of responses in an intro round at the ALL Unschooling Symposium in Minnesota, May 2013:
http://sandradodd.com/inspiration
Update on European tour schedule! It's about to happen. I leave in two weeks.
http://speakingsandradodd.blogspot.com/p/europe-2013.html
One of my own early parenting inspirations, Lori Odhner, has expressed the wish to own a dogwood tree. That seems EASY! The difference in my life and marriage and relationship with my children that Lori made is HUGE compared to a tree. If any of you know Lori, or have reason to appreciate the help she gave me that I have passed on, take a peek at my project:
http://sandradodd.com/LoriOdhnerTree
The photo is a link. It's also Holly (whose name is changing to Doozy), on some 1960's stairs in the middle of a three-level store that once sold lamps and electric lighting, and now is a thrift shop.
2 comments:
I used to live in ABQ and recognize the picture on the top right side with a young blonde girl as the antique store I fancied on Rt 66 next to Nob Hill! Oh, how I loved that place! My husband and I have been homeschooling for two years. I think it is all still quite unnecessary and think I need to know more about unschooling. I live in MD and don't know what our state requires, like a portfolio. I would think that would take away all of the regimented routine that unschooling would provide. I'd appreciate your help! Thanks!
That's a great store building, isn't it? "-)
The best resource these days for understanding unschooling is Pam Laricchia's introductory series.
http://livingjoyfully.ca
Find other unschoolers in Maryland and ask how it works there.
Because you've found this site, you already have access to my own site. There's a list of local resources here: SandraDodd.com/world
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