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	<title>Comments on: The Good Ole Days&#8230;yeah right</title>
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		<title>By: Remona Estep</title>
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		<dc:creator>Remona Estep</dc:creator>
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		<description>I enjoyed reading your blog.  It reminded me of a family member that some of the family used to talk about when I was a little girl.  She was a schoolteacher and something had happened to her husband so she was left to fend for a very young daughter and herself around the time period that your blog references.  From what I understand, the school in which she taught was mostly a one-room building way out in the country - eastern Kentucky in early 20th century - where she lived in the back with her child and taught in the front by day.  It was pretty primitive, but from what I understand she did a good job of educating the mountain youth who came to her school.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I enjoyed reading your blog.  It reminded me of a family member that some of the family used to talk about when I was a little girl.  She was a schoolteacher and something had happened to her husband so she was left to fend for a very young daughter and herself around the time period that your blog references.  From what I understand, the school in which she taught was mostly a one-room building way out in the country &#8211; eastern Kentucky in early 20th century &#8211; where she lived in the back with her child and taught in the front by day.  It was pretty primitive, but from what I understand she did a good job of educating the mountain youth who came to her school.</p>
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