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- Sara E. Cotner
- Austin, TX, United States
- Montessori educator (via Teach For America and KIPP), traveler, writer, grower, list-maker, dweller in possibility, and mother-in-the-making. You can reach me at saracotner {@} yahoo.com.
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1 comment:
I'm trying this. It's hard. Basically, I try to just be when I am around my child in the evenings and weekends. I Do, the rest of the time - including early morning hours to compensate. I think, maybe, it has saved me from the usual round of do, do, do, and burnout. We'll see.
In anycase, you work harder than I think any of us know. My husband and I really marvel at all the changes recorded here. How much has happened in such a short time. Being is just fine. Try to be :)
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