Before
the Virus, schools taught all sorts of subjects, but now they stuck to the
basics. Enough to communicate and
survive in a world of rudimentary living.
And parents could stop sending their kids to school whenever they wanted
to. It was more important for your kid
to help grow food or sew shirts or fish or chop wood or keep an old car or
bicycle going. Or to work one of the necessary
jobs in town.
(from H2O by Irving Belateche)
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