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what does "radical unschooling" mean to you?

Freedom, peace, joy, love, acceptance, beautiful imperfection, exploration, learning and laughter. Letting go of what "should be" and embracing what is and what can be. Continuing the journey of family as we began it, side by side with our children.

how long have you been unschooling or homeschooling?

13 years homeschooling, flirting and dancing around unschooling all the while, denying our hearts and letting others dictate value and worth. Slowly awakening, we've been fully immersed in unschooling since 2007.

names and ages of children

Khy is 14
Storm is 12
Nicky is 9

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At 3:58pm on January 16, 2009, Laura said…: Ruh roh - trouble? Who, me? I sorta forgot about this place too. (shhhh!) So here I am. Head all fogged up with a virus of some sort. How was your nap? And what work? Do tell. I want stories!

At 3:01pm on January 16, 2009, Laura said…: Hi. Bored. Cold. Lonely. *sniff*

At 3:10am on November 8, 2008, Frank Maier said…: Ahhh, nice to see you here.

At 8:29am on August 18, 2008, Laura said…: Oh ya, well you... you... you suck too. I'm sorry, I didn't really mean that. I know, I'm an enigma. But what you may not realize is I can actually drive to L&L, whereas the LiG in your neck of the woods was going to cost us $400 each in airfare. The only way I could've gotten that kind of money is to wh*re myself out.

And don't think I didn't consider it.