"If you want your children to be brilliant, tell them fairy tales. If you want them to be very brilliant, tell them even more fairy tales."
Albert Einstein
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That which cannot be defeated by force, subdued, or overthrown. From the Latin "inexpugnabilis" meaning that which cannot be taken by the storm.
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6 comments:
Hey! This is how I homeschool! Now I can paint this quote on my wall and refer all skeptics to Albert. Thanks!
Very cool quote mi amiga. So, are you telling me my daughters are going to be geniuses? :)
Of course...just like my sons!
LOL :)
I hadn't read that one...
Thanx for sharing!
I love fairy tales. I used to dream on them in the public library when I was a child. A special friend recommended I be an illustrator. Still thinking about it. My kid loves fairy tales. I learned about them from a Waldorf teacher trainer as well.
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