RE: RE: Olympics/geography
BY: Sharon Davis to Alinda Harrison on Thu Aug 15 1996 21:12:00
> >to check in with them once a week anyhow. I'm going to take that
"qualify
> >course as soon as we can afford it ($120 at TCC) so that I'm not tied
dow
> >that quite so much...
>
> Do you have any college? I was able to get around that by my nursing
> training.
The most I have is a year of college and a completed stint in business
school...no actual college degree.
> We have a room in the basement that I started to convert last year.
> Besides the fact it would be too cold in the winter, I decided not to
> relegate schooling to a separate area. I like the spontaneous, grab the
> dictionary/encyclopedia approach. (We had a wonderful map-reading,
> geographic vs. political map, alphabetizing, etc. lesson that was
> generated by a simple question. I doubt if it would have been so
> willingly accepted if we had to get the 'CO' encyclopedia from
> downstairs.)
In our case it is taking our hodgepodge collection of books and putting them
in
an easy to access place. We're going to sort the books by "dewey decimal"
ike
a real library. The girls are pretty excited about it. The heat in the room
will keep the books from getting that "garage small".
I also have orher motives, such as helping Becca focus on the school work.
he
is VERY easily distracted...
> Do you know anything about Email loops? I've been reading about them on
> AOL. I think it would be wonderful to get something like that going
> locally to share info that others wouldn't necessarily know about.
I don't know what an email loop is by name, but if you're thinking of a
ystem
to exchange messages between those of us here locally, it would be real easy
to
set up an area in one of the local nets such as Auroranet or CHnet. Is that
what you're looking for?
...peace...
Alinda Sue...
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