FREE: Genuine Semi-Precious Gemstone Zebra Jasper Egg

Thank you so much=) That is why I originally listed it for 21 days so that people had time. I am more than happy to let her go for her starting bid which will just about cover my shipping cost give or take but I would be happy to know she had a good home. Thanks so much for taking the time and energy to look at the auction and as always I love having you comment on my auctions. ~Namaste

Here where i live is very close to Arkansas and you can pay like $7.00 dollars for the day for your whole family to go in and mine for quartz and occasionally you get some rare ones but it is so much fun only when I find like Amethyst and Rose Quartz I always want to keep them instead of sell them. lol Now the Quartz I have sold a ton of or used in Jewelry. I am glad you like this piece. I think it is a cutie and a fun shape, Thanks so much for taking the time to to stop by and to comment. I appreciate it and you sharing your Love of Jasper.~Namaste

Oh My Goodness these are so family friendly. My seven year old LOVES it but of course he was born a rock hound and is the best at finding them but we have so many beautiful caves that are big enough to take tours of that there is so much in the are for the family to do. It is a great family vacationing area. True there is no beach but if you live in one then it is probably no bid deal as to where those of us in land locked state chant "beach...beach...beach" when speaking of vacations. lol =)

We bought a small one a couple of years ago when I got Cancer because I love to camp and my super sweet other half bought it so that I could feel a little normal. We love it and since my other half was a soldier camping is not something they said they would ever ever do again. They spent half their life in a cruddy tent in a sand ridden country but now we can all camp together and we all have so much fun. Now its not for everyone If I had to dump the waste we would never use the thing again and if my other half had to cook in the tiny kitchenette we would never use it again but since we can each handle what the other can't it works and there are RV and nice ones all over that area. Plus their are RV clubs all over the country so if you meet people you like to travel with you can join so you know where they are when I is crazy fun and really becoming a sub culture of life in a time when real live in one place retirement is just so far out of most of our reach. Okay stepping off soap box now. lol

Oh My Yes. We home school my son for several reasons. It was a decision we made before his birth that has been reinforced at every turn so even when your grand babies reach school age if you want to keep going you can. If you ever have questions about laws pertaining to raising your grand babies or homeschooling feel free to private me. I am uniquely qualified to give you a perspective in some areas and actual professional advice in others. They tell addicts that they need to change their playground when they get out of rehab...why can't people who have been through trauma use that same advice if they want to.

That is exactly the thing. Plus "free range" or even the Charlotte Mason school of thought, which is teach your child to read and they will do the rest. The kids and adults I have met who were home schooled are the most confident free thinkers and personally successful people and kids I have met. It is amazing. How does a child learn to be mean. When to they learn gender roles, hatred, that differences means you should be scared? My son goes around my Cancer hospital and it does not matter how sick you are. Walking or Wheel chair bound hair or no hair and offers everyone Free Hugs. If I had sent him to school that would already be taught out of him. He doesn't even know what he is doing is odd or that for those patients it might be the highlight of their day. He told me "Mommy everyone is just a friend we haven't met and I can tell when someone needs some love." He is seven. I love him to bits and pieces. His math skills are at a 8th grade level. His reading skills are at 1st. Which would be his grade. (He is left handed and he learns things backwards to the way I would so it has been a challenge and actually at regular school he would probably be diagnosed as "dyxlexic" and would be put into "special ed" classes. Really? He is at grade level and he can learn but I don't blame the teachers our educational system doesn't work. I have one on one time with him and I can teach him one on one a teacher in the classroom has 30 students and she can't take extra time for him. But we pigeon hole our children and give them excuses to fail and others to expect them to fail and there is no reason to do it. Okay off my bully pulpit and anytime you need to talk feel free to message my inbox. ~Namaste