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Monthly Archives: January 2015
Just Trying to Get the Girl
Groundhog Day. We can add that to the ever growing list of events/items/holidays/things that I know about but don’t really know all that much about. When Cody became of the question-asking-age many years ago, I realized that my vast banks … Continue reading
Posted in Little Feet, Random Thoughts
Tagged Children, Family, Groundhog Day, Groundhogs, Holiday, Life, Teaching, What I don't Know, Wild Kratts
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Pie Day Bust
A lime green Otter Pop, a cup of Earl Gray tea, and a fever of 101+ – not how I envisioned Pie Day. This morning Cody and Carter got up before us like any other typical weekend day. With a … Continue reading
Posted in Food Glorious Food, Sniffles & Seizures
Tagged Family, fever, Food, Friends, Life, national pie day, Parent Teacher Conferences, Pie Day, sick, Super Bowl, Traditions
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And a Splash of Moonshine
cody (8 years old): If I were to describe Haley I would say that she is as black as night with just a splash of moonshine. Haley is our rescue dog. She is a black lab mixed with what we … Continue reading
Posted in Furry Feet (and fish), Little Feet
Tagged Children, Dogs, Hooch, Kids, Life, Moonshine, Parenthood, Pets, poetry
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Simple Sunday – Old School Comics
For Christmas Carter got a Bloom County comic strip book. The other morning I saw this and grabbed my camera to capture the moment. Apparently Haley was not feeling included and as such interjected herself into the moment.
Posted in Simple Sunday
Tagged Bloom County, Children, Comics, Dogs, Family, Kids, Pets
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A Gentle Ambush
Today. Alzheimer’s. My father-in-law does not realize it, does not know what has been lost even though he has been told. There is no explaining that can lead to comprehension when the mind can no longer do its job. We … Continue reading
Posted in My WordPress Therapy Couch, Random Thoughts
Tagged Alzheimer's, Family, Life, Love, Sadness
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“Momma – It Just Runs in the Family!”
Today Husband took Cody to a physical therapy evaluation. School had ended by the time they were done and so he dropped Cody off at my school to hang out with me in my classroom so he could go back … Continue reading
Posted in Being a Teacher, Little Feet
Tagged Children, Kids, motherhood, Parenting, Perhaps teaching is genetic, Teaching
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Business as Usual
The other afternoon during my lunch break – the thirty minutes minus whatever additional time I need to spend at my lunch duty in the cafeteria herding all the second and sixth graders to recess – I was in my … Continue reading
Posted in Being a Teacher
Tagged Children, Classroom, Cleaning, Kids, Second Grade Happenings, Teaching
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Mismatched Sheets
For Christmas Carter got, among other things, a Lightening McQueen sheet set. Upon opening it, he asked what it was, and then when told, politely set it aside and moved on to what he hoped were more exciting, less practical … Continue reading
Posted in Little Feet
Tagged Brothers, Children, Christmas presents, Family, Kids, Life, Lightening McQueen Sheets, Parenthood
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What’s in a Name?
As I may have mentioned, there are a lot of stray cats that have taken up residency in our apartment complex. Their lives are fairly cozy in this gated community where all dogs are leashed and the cars putter around … Continue reading
Posted in Furry Feet (and fish)
Tagged animals, cats, Children, Family, Kids, Life, Names, Parenthood, Pets
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Simple Sunday – Simple Discoveries
Carter discovers The Chocolate Chip Pancake… After he had eaten it I had to remind him that it is not polite to lick ones plate. I guess he liked it.