
We call it a project because there are lots of things going on here. We are a family of four living semi-rurally in our owner-built off-grid straw bale home, attachment parenting, homeschooling, farming and homesteading with two other family members on 10 acres. Our goals are self-sufficiency and sustainability as we prepare for the future while living joyfully in the present.
Friday, September 21, 2007
Forging ahead
Despite our great time at the beach, there continued to be circumstances that led us to believe that it would be better to part ways with Beth and Emma for a while. The gals headed North for Vermont while we headed Northwest for New York State. First we stopped in Philadelphia to visit the Franklin Institute. No, we didn't see the King Tut exhibit, but we did find fun things for both kids there.


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when i saw the picture of climbing in a skirt, my first thought was that it looked really hard... but my own experience with loose clothing and climbing is that so long as you avoid it binding your knees it actually works quite well.
how far up did she get?
Not much further than that. But at another wall she made it up about six feet!
six feet begins to be enough to worry about having padding on the floor!
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