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Really.
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He'll be turning 21 this year. My baby. A legal adult.
When I look at him, I can't help but see the pudgy
little 6 year old who held my hand so trustingly, who
knew he wouldn't be labeled ADD or thought of as 'slow'
or stupid' ever again. By Cindy Englan.
But I Wanna Go To School!
What on earth do you say to that?
Cindy's Blog - The Sound of
Learning
Memories, moments, musings, maybe some news and events
too.
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A
Not So Special, Special Night
One night I was walking
down the road with my sons. It was your typical late
August summer night. The weather was just starting to
cool off, dogs were barking, and you could hear fans
and air conditioners running in the windows.
This night was different though. It was quieter than
most summer nights. As we walked along, I noticed there
were no children playing in the yards. Then it dawned
on me ... tomorrow was the first day of school.
All the children were in bed. Mothers and fathers would
be up tending to last minute preparations. To some
parents this would carry with it a special
significance. This night would signal the end of their
children at home. Some parents would be sending their
kids to school for the first time.
Perhaps these parents would be thinking about the past
6 years. About the diapers, the terrible twos, and
kindergarten. Maybe they would be day-dreaming of the
changes that lay ahead. This indeed was a special night
for some. To me it was just another evening with my
sons. I too, had a son who was entering first grade ...
first grade in home school. To me, it was just another
late August night.
We slowed our pace a bit. There was no rush to get
home. Tomorrow was just another day of learning and
living together. I was thankful for the time and all
the time to come with my sons.
© 1995 Dodd Dixon, homeschooling father and lawyer.
Reprinted with permission.
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