Bee~ Journal of then...
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freemotion
Food Guru
My goal is to stay home most of the time and homestead!!! And just mostly spend time with my friends and family, not so much with the people I am forced to spend time with when I work outside the home. They are really starting to get on my nerves!Tallman said:
So my goal has been to influence when and where I can, which worked great with this last class I taught....finals next week, then a new group in May.
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Beekissed
Mountain Sage
Where do YOU live???Tallman said:Hey free, do you mean that there are more of them than there are of us?
We are definitely among them and not the other way around....and I live very rural, so I can't imagine how it is in the urban areas! Sometimes its to our benefit, though, I must add.......
I am getting approx. a truckload of assorted canning jars given to me and someone else in our church can't kill their pet roosters but wants to get rid of them and don't mind if I kill them, just as long as they don't hear about it.....
I promised to keep my mouth closed when I chew! 
Hey, guys! My 100th page of the journal! Cool!
freemotion
Food Guru
Thanks! They usually don't know that until about a year later, when they look back on their program and all the teachers they had, THEN they understand why I am such a slave-driver! I just keep raising the bar, and after a few weeks, start ignoring those who make no attempt to jump it. Well, not completely ignore, I assign more work to them, extra homework and required tutorials, which they have to complete to my satisfaction in order to pass the course!Tallman said:free,
You have a lucky bunch of students!
Imagine me 'n' Bee teaching a class together.....
Or should I 
Farmfresh
City Biddy
I believe that you would have to call that a work camp ... not school!
freemotion
Food Guru
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Beekissed
Mountain Sage
A more militant approach to learning the art and skill of massage therapy? I'm in!!! I have soooooo many things to teach!
Farmfresh
City Biddy
Plus - maybe you could work you students on the farm until they were "in need of treatment", then use other students to cure the first batch... and then switch!
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Beekissed
Mountain Sage
An internship program! Yeah...like Salatin! He gives them room and board and $100 a month and they work like slaves just to learn how he farms. And the waiting list is booked for a couple of years.....the man sure is an entreprenuer
