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@futurebird Oh interesting. On the west coast we call those Waldorf schools. Had to Google steiner.

With my dyslexic kid the idea of Waldorf schools terrify me. She'd never learn to read left to her own devices, because of the sheer amount of work and insane level of drilling she needs.

They'd never accept her anyway, as their success depends on filtering out disabilities. She got rejected at age 6 from a Montessori elementary school for it, and kicked out of a local Catholic school.

Any method that teaches without filtering knowledge through reading and writing am game for. I may talk to her teacher about spirographs if it will help her intuit fractions. She goes to a school for learning disabilities.

@futurebird That is why ants should marry grasshoppers.

I'm an ant, carefully planning for a future. My brain is stuck on where I need to be 6 months from now if not longer. I'd forget to buy food or eat, as I get too bored with the daily grind and don't find it interesting, but hey, I prepped for upcoming trip. I go crazy if I can't plan for our security.

My husband is a grasshopper. He makes our household tick and about has a nervous breakdown if he has to do things on a different day of the week. Loves running errands. He thrives in the daily grind but would forget anything not immediate, like paying bills.

So it works great. We each are great where the other is weak. He monitors that we have toiletpaper, I make sure the taxes get paid.