#5003, yesterday's, had links that didn't work, so I'm back with a thank you for reading, an apology for yesterday's problem (my fault completely), and a repeat, with working links (I HOPE!).
If you usually read from e-mail or on a phone, maybe visit from a computer or iPad so you can play with the randomizer and "Themes in the Images" (tags of photo elements). I'm not sure how it shows from other tablets, but the iPad works.
Thank you for reading!
(I had intended to make a big deal of the 5,000th post, but it came in the midst of me keeping grandkids for five days while their parents were out of state, so this is a small deal, about #5004.)
"Being there for and with the family" seems so simple and yet many parents miss out on it without even leaving the house. Maybe it's because of English. Maybe we think we're "being there with our family" just because we can hear them in the other room. There is a special kind of "being" and a thoughtful kind of "with" that are necessary for unschooling and mindful parenting to work.
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Being an unschooling parent Being flexible and creative and patient Being a mindful parent Being supportive Being at peace Being with... Being aware Being fun Being as |
photo by Sandra Dodd
Jeanette wrote: "Thank you for All of your awesome posts - each one is a patch of light illuminating small bits of life's map."
ReplyDeleteEmma wrote: "You inspire me day to day, week to week, year after year, thank you for bringing more calm, love and ease into my home."
ReplyDeleteA reader from New Zealand sent this: "Congratulations on your 5004th post! That is a huge amount of work and sharing of experiences, for the benefit of families all around the world. I hope you realise how many people you have positively impacted - Thank you! I love this unschooling life my family and I are living."
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