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At 1:18pm on March 10, 2010, Melanie Dufour said…: Thank you Suz! I do know Carmen and her family... I love the efforts you've put in to allow your daughter to stay outside!!

At 12:48pm on March 8, 2010, geoffreydgraham said…: Suz - That may be the first time someone has recognized me from Twitter. Thanks very much for introducing me to Children's Built Environments!
Geoff

At 7:29pm on March 6, 2010, Katharine Byers said…: Thanks Suz - great to be here! Look forward to sharing ideas and helping build 'the movement' from a Canadian/British perspective!

At 11:05am on March 6, 2010, Susan "Susie" Mote said…: Hey Suz! Thanks for your encouragement! I am always looking for topics to talk to my kids about, so I hope people will share their ideas with me. Susie

At 5:50pm on March 5, 2010, Patricia Rowe Gilkerson said…: Thanks! I'm going on vacation for a week, but will return and be very interested in sharing ideas, etc.
Pat

At 4:02pm on March 5, 2010, Yasmin Shaddox said…: Thanks, Suz! I just joined your "Slow Family" on Facebook. What a great title! 'See" you around!

At 5:35pm on March 4, 2010, Suz Lipman said…: Yay! I'm so glad, Dave. Hope you post away! Truly, no worries. I'm looking forward to getting into the story of the galleon. Cheers!

At 5:03pm on March 4, 2010, Dave Sandersfeld said…: I am back in!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:0))))) You are a re miracle workerSuz!

I wrote in down and save password in printout!

I'll really hope you enjoy the story of Spanish galleon off our coast - to make up for this mess I caused. humbly yours, my friend

Dave Sandersfeld

At 1:19pm on March 4, 2010, Valerie Cookson-Botto said…: Suz, thanks for the warm welcome. I look forward to exploring this site more and learning about great things to do with my kids outdoors. Feel free to take a look around my ning site www.better-choices.info

At 3:21am on March 4, 2010, Sophia Willams said…: Hi Suz,

Thankyou for the warm welcome! and yes I am all signed up with the Natural Teachers Net. I'm looking forward to getting to know everyone! and sharing all of our wonderful ideas and experiences!.

Cheers

Sophia

At 9:08pm on March 2, 2010, Christine DePetrillo said…: Thanks for the welcome, Suz. Lovely to be among others who feel as I do.

At 12:49pm on March 2, 2010, tracy tripp said…: Thanks Suz, great to hear from you. I am certainly passionate about getting kids out of the classroom and out to natural environmental classroom and learning opportunities! I am looking forward to spending time with your organization.

At 6:20pm on February 27, 2010, Dave Simpkins said…: I'm just getting familiar with this site. I publish an outdoor magazine that features Minnesota's state parks, trails and rivers and I am very concerned about getting young people involved in the outdoors. I have a good story in our upcoming issue about kids using technology to learn more about nature. I'll post it as soon as it goes on our website. I'm also interested in using Ning as a social site for our www.mntrails.com. What does it cost to have a Ning site?

At 7:17pm on February 26, 2010, Lois Kennis said…: Suz,
Sara Grover of Project Get Outdoors sent me a link to this site, which is marvelous. I grew up in the days when we went barefoot all summer, rode bike to the creek to play with minnows, and played hide and seek after dark. Television and TV dinners changed our world radically, and it's time to reclaim lives. A lot of damage was done in the past few decades, but I'm thrilled to see people turning things around for the next generation.

At 1:25pm on February 26, 2010, Sara Grover said…: Suz, yes I sent out invites to hundreds in my database the other day after joining this network! I think this is a terrific way for us Natural Teachers to keep in the loop and get inspired by the work of our colleagues!

At 11:19am on February 26, 2010, Dani Shaw said…: Thanks for the welcome and I look forward to the dialogue.

At 9:51pm on February 25, 2010, Marie-Josée LeBlanc said…: Thanks Suz for the welcoming. In fact I am just starting on that venture after moving from Canada almost 2 years ago. I am mostly working with preschoolers and children under age 7 but will eventually expand.

Yoga poses are inspired a lot by nature so it's easy to tell a story and engage children at the same time. I firmly believe that we should not create any tension or fear with younger children, thus approaching environmental issues in a completely different way. By using metaphor, stories, and their imagination, I can introduce a subject that will get their attention.

I am happy to be part of this community and I am looking forward to share and learn.

At 5:09pm on February 25, 2010, beth chase said…: Suz, thank you for the welcome and for your compliments about my blog post. I am still trying to find my way around the place. I am very new to the world of public blogging but not too new to forums.
I have found natural teachers and I keep a close eye on it. I am sure that I'll learn something there. Hopefully I'll find something to share.
I am sure I'll be right at home here.