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Always hungry playmate of Lukas'
Replied Oct. 27, 2008
October 2008: Your unschooling tribe
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- what does "radical unschooling" mean to you?
- Radical Unschooling means that each of my children can be who they are. They can develop and learn and follow their interest, not an agenda developed by an entity. Radical Unschooling is about trust and allowing and partnering with each member of our family in creating what we want our lives to become. It is freedom.
- how long have you been unschooling or homeschooling?
- We have been homeschooling seven years. We have been unschooling for five. It was gradual and then it became a point of no return. I am immensely grateful for this wonderful life
- names and ages of children
- Tony 26, Andrew 24, Megan 19, Jessy 17, Robby 15, Levi 14, Ashton 12, Tycen 10 , Olivia 8
- a little about me
- I am a woman in pursuit. Pursuit of joy, bliss, fun, information, experience.. all of it. I live in two world geographically. The kids and I hop between Grand Ronde Oregon and Cut Bank Montana. We love both spots. My hubby of 26 years works hard in Montana and travels with us when he gets a break. In Montana we have five dogs, three cats, two goats and live on forty five acres on a creek. Our home there is called Cactus Quarry. In Oregon we live with our grown kids and niece and their families including four grandbabies and two daughter in laws in a wonderful adventure called Hidden Springs Chalet. It is a sixteen bedroom, ten bath chalet on two fertile acres in the Willamette Valley. I love the beach the green and the folks in Oregon and someday hope it will be our full time digs;0! I love to read, write, dance, sing, garden, work and love hard. I love to travel and cook and get up early.
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Turkey Day.
Posted by Charissa Vaunderbroad on November 27, 2009 at 3:56am
The children's museum.
Posted by Charissa Vaunderbroad on November 24, 2009 at 2:14am
Went to the Gallery Yesterday.
Posted by Charissa Vaunderbroad on November 22, 2009 at 8:35am
I haven't changed my mind about some things.
Posted by Charissa Vaunderbroad on November 19, 2009 at 9:28pm — 4 Comments
Speech Writing: How To Write A Good One?
Posted by Barbara Wilkins on November 18, 2009 at 1:14am
The Dilbert Marathon
Posted by Slinky on November 11, 2009 at 8:09pm
I'm working on a new unschooling website, blog
Posted by Sara on November 10, 2009 at 3:40pm
Vote for me please!!!
Posted by Cid on October 30, 2009 at 2:14pm
Introduction to Hostelling
Posted by Peter on October 27, 2009 at 4:03pm
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We were selling GS cookies in front of B of A a couple of weeks ago and saw a van that looked like yours and I wondered if it could be you... I was so (busy is NOT the word) snowed under with cookie sales that I didn't call to find out. (Steffi and her four friends sold over 6600 boxes in 25 days - so it is no exaggeration when I say snowed under!)
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I clearly do not get on here very often!
It would be fun to connect with you and your family sometime.
Hope you had a great new years!
Sophie tels me you all will be in Oregon soon. Just wanted to say hello and hope we can all meet up for rain dancing or something. :o)
LOL, Armadillo. Be careful what you ask for. XD In Montana don't you have snow, alot, too? The best lightning storm I ever saw was in Montana. I LOVE BLACKBERRIES, especially beautiful fresh ones.
We just bought a local business, in fact we're finishing up paperwork now, so I'll be stuck there until the manager can really run it on her own. THEN we're talking Road Trips galore!
I love Wooo Hooo!
More importantly, thanks so much for the generous invitation for the tour.
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