At this moment I am sipping some joe and listening to Patrick attempting to remember "Greensleeves" on the guitar. It's been a year since he played it last, and I'm waiting for his brain to just "get it." Annnny minute now....
While I wait, go check out my post at Chicago Moms Blog about a recent, minor tragedy, that I didn't want to write about until it was for certain. Well, it's for certain.... :(
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Poetry Month in our Homeschool
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Sure, you *can *force a kid to read a book. Any book, actually. But you
*can't* force a child to love to read. You can't push and push literature
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Ooh, I'm glad Josh is still at an age where he thinks that because he has a talking Elmo toy, the real Elmo actually lives in our house.
Still, it sounds like you have such a nice young man. Glad he won't spill the beans to his siblings.
Happy Thanksgiving and Merry Christmas!
(Finally, it's not too early to start saying that!)
Oh, bummer. I remember distinctly how I found out Santa wasn't real. My ex-stepbrother told me. :(
Happy Thanksgiving, Tracey!
Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours! =)
Just read the post---oh, what a bitter-sweet moment! I had a friend of mine tell HER FIVE AND SEVEN year olds this week that Santa is not real...for religious reasons. I think she's nuts.
oh he is growing up but don't let me ruin it for his brother and sister!
Sigh... I wish I still believed in Santa too.
Ahhhh. I think that's one of the saddest milestones we face as parents. Isn't it? I can remember each one of my kids and the realization. It's like a bittersweet thing. I agree with your :(
i love that song........
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