We found this quaint little festival in Claremont called the at. Aggie learned about the Pilgrims and Indians by riding on this fun Mayflower ship build on a Cadillac that held at least 40 people doing fall crafts seeing Pilgrim costume on the seniors working the festival and visiting a Indian Camp with a hut skins to dry fish model over a fire and story with craft. So fun hey? There was this great drumming circle that traveled the country doing their half hour presentation. They were intense. They had an opening incense ceremony wore certain colors and took their song very seriously. They were kinda goofy but because they took it soooo seriously they were cool. Isn't that funny how that happens? We read Thanksgiving books on the drive and when we got to Indian story time my cute little daughter promptly answered CLAMS when asked what the Indians ate. I was so proud of my little unschooler. Sometimes I am impressed with what she hears. I feel like she is not listening but-oh-she really is. On that same subject I have totally infiltrated her little brain with my. She now "plans" to be a "woman pastor at the Grove because there are really not girl pastors and she has to help change the world like Mulan and Ruby (one of the first Chinese Women to attend university)". Part of me is proud and amazed at how much she listens to me and part of me is scared for her as I have set her up with high goals that may take a bumpy journey to accomplish.
I am a mom of two girls. I am also a Monotype Printmaker an Educational Specialist with River Springs Charter School a pastor's wife at The Grove Community Church an environmentalist an organic food eater a Weight Watcher a Treadmill runner a Philosophy major from CBU and once and future actress.
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