2009 Northeast Unschooling Conference Picnic in Pictures
September 5, 2009 in Family & Friends, Life, Photographs, Radical Unschooling with 4 Comments
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All three parts are lovely! They bring back conference memories, and make me miss it even more… *Sighs*
Yeah, that’s how I felt as I was looking through all the pictures that William & I took.
I love those pictures!
I’m Bea, the mom of Linnea, who wears a red cape all the time (lately. Before that she was a cat a lot, and before that a pirate, but she also had bee and butterfly phases, among others.) I just read what you wrote about clothes a few posts ago… it’s Halloween everyday for Linnea too
Bea~ I am in love with your daughter Linnea. She has a fantastic personality AND she likes Elijah. Anyone who likes playing games with him and doesn’t storm off mad is awesome in my book. She just laughed at his contrived ‘rules’ & played along with nothing but smiles. They also had a great time both wearing capes and ‘flying’ off the beds in our hotel room.