Elizabeth Post
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Death | 14 years ago |
| Date of birth | May 7,1920 |
| Zodiac sign | Taurus |
| Born | Englewood |
| New Jersey | |
| United States | |
| Date of died | April 24,2010 |
| Died | Naples |
| Florida | |
| United States | |
| Spouse | George Eustis Cookman |
| Parents | Allen Ledyard Lindley |
| Books | Emily Post on Entertaining |
| Emily Post on Etiquette | |
| Children | 4 |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2281123 |
Elizabeth Post Life story
Elizabeth Lindley Post was an American etiquette writer, the granddaughter-in-law of Emily Post. Born the third child of Allen Ledyard Lindley and Elizabeth Ellsworth Lindley, she was the great-granddaughter of Cyrus Field.
Lockdown: The teacher, the use of sidewalks as sheets
On your daily excursions, Rachel a lot of interesting flora and fauna
has discovered Since the lockdown began, a lot of people who do not carry out their usual work of searching for creative ways to use your skills.
Rachel summer, an independent forest school practitioners, using their skills to their children, the daily walks a bit more interesting.
A little education on a daily walkA forest in the school helps practitioners, children, Young People and adults benefit from education and experiences in the Natural World , according to the.
As you can not use the class room or in The Forest , in The Moment , Rachel decided to point out various plants and trees, write their names and interesting facts on sidewalks while walking through your neighborhood.
"I wanted to help people, make a connection with the wilderness, where They Live . It's like a kind of ownership of their local space," She Said .
your chalk marks they used, because they wash away easily, soon, the residents discovered, including Elizabeth, whose tweet to say, it made her heart sing, has won More Than 127,000.
Others who loved Rachel marks were crazy local MP Stella that you have as "our great forest-school-teacher" - and wildlife TV presenter, Chris Packham , the retweeted Elizabeth's post.
Rachel , who is home-schooling her five children, you are lucky enough to have a garden and really feels for the young families with whom she works, are in apartments and have nowhere to Play .
does not inform The patch messages only, you will have to "engage people so that they notice nature and look to the top," says Rachel ,you will find your younger ones from the most of The Days and posts pictures of The Trees on your account.
There was a lot of positive feedback from the parents not take their children for walks in The Woods .
"It's certainly struck a nerve and for me, that is quite simple and easy to. "
Rachel says that she understands how to be day-to-day life for the young family can be tiring to.
Her Husband is a pastor and her family had to decorate an interesting Easter this year with a fire outside your house, a live-Streaming service, a candle and a little bell ringing.
Rachel : "We found some sparklers and I told Bible stories around The Fire "Social distance is not kept at The Eucharist on Easter Morning . The Family joined The People of your Living Room with online video platforms, Zoom and Facebook live stream.
"Although some of The People we were missing normally worship with, people came from all over The World , including family and friends in Southend and The Peak District. "
As for your tips, always by lockdown, Rachel says, she's trying to Break Up The Days . "We have tea with the children at 15:30 that "school" has been completed. "
But, she has sympathy for Young People , including their own. "It is difficult for you. The World is just opened and now it has shrunk to nothing. "
Once lockdown is over, everyone is happy to go out, and, in particular, Rachel would like to return to The Job she loves, where she says that she "paid for mud pies."
nature, coronavirus lockdown measures
Source of news: bbc.com
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