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Grandma vs. The homeschooled child

April 29, 2012 / Jen Kehl / Leave a comment

Watching my 72-year-old mother and my 6-year-old Waldorf home schooled child attempt to write a letter using Word is nothing short of hilarious.  I've got the impatient technophobe (my mom) with the creative free-thinker.  My mom is yelling to me as I'm trying to make dinner "Jennifer, I don't understand, how are we supposed to … Continue reading Grandma vs. The homeschooled child

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