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		<title>By: The Beatitudes at HippieMommy</title>
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		<description>[...] Then she starts talking about exactly the same thing as Charlotte Mason. I discussed it in my Trains of Thought entry. She says that humans have a hard time with change and are actually immune to it. The same thing CM said! Go figure &#8230;it short-circuits our goals. We want to lose weight, but can&#8217;t seem to overcome our immunity to change in the area of eating habits. We want to be more patient with our toddler but our &#8220;immune system&#8221; kicks in, preventing us from trying a new, calmer method for handling fussiness. [...]</description>
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