I just deleted 3 posts in a row. Why? They all sucked. They all talked about nothing for extensive paragraphs. And since I'm not Seinfeld, a blog about nothing just doesn't work that well, you know?
Instead, a post about deleted posts. MUCH BETTER.
Dude. I need my coffee. Here's a topic while I fill 'er up: "Am I the only one who found it pathetic and hypocritical that we had a show onAmerican Idol focusing on povertyand helping others (Awesome!) being HOSTED by people who make more in one day than most people make in one year?" Talk amongst yourselves...*
I'm back! The speed of the internet is amazing... Aaahhhhh... That's some good joe.
Ever crack yourself up, all alone? That would be me right now. Apparently the coffee is kicking in and FAST. You have to read between the post paragraphs to understand this comment. You see, my kids WERE asleep and I was getting 4 or 5 things done on the internet simultaneously because, well, because I'm a woman and that's just how we roll. Alas, they are now awake. So my multi-tasking will be finishing this post (most likely with a prepositional phrase or a dangling participle or something else that would make my English teacher cringe) and diverting them from eating candy for breakfast. Though, according to Good Morning America, that is what we homeschoolers do! (Well, they say that only UNschoolers do that, but really? Really it's PARENTS that do that; Parents who just want a damn cup of coffee in peace! Is that asking too much?Is it?!?) (FYI, 5 minutes later, after eating the bowl of cereal and milk that my 4 year old served herself, she is eating a popsicle. Heh.).
Shoot. I got distracted on a different tangent and time has passed. CURSE YOU INTERNET and your ability to let us go on tangents!!!
Side note. In walks Corinne, my youngest who technically IS unschooling herself: "Mommy! I got dressed and brushed my hair and my popsicle was dripping so I am eating it over a bowl. It's turning into orange juice! I'm going to go finish writing my book, now.""One girl went out on a date." (I love the binding. She stapled it and wrote this all on her own!)
"Isabella"
All on her own. I can't wait to see page #3!!
Edited to add: By popular request (1 person) I have updated with the final page in the exciting date story!! "A chicken was crying."
Blink. Blink.
"Why was the chicken crying, Corinne?"
"Because he didn't like his feathers!"
Naturally. How silly of me.
"But why was he on the date?"
"Oh, MOMMY! He wasn't on the date!"
So much for the literary prodigy theory...
* FYI, I think that Idol Gives Back does some great stuff. Really, really great stuff. Please donate if you can! I just dislike using mega-celebrities to try and raise money. Unless those celebrities are actually matching dollars that are donated or something, I despise seeing them on fundraising shows.
Great blog! I just happened upon it and LOVE it. Your mind seems to work like mine - uh, that isn't a compliment - HA! Love your daughter's book and I am totally impressed - she is ONLY 4!?!? CRAZY :D
I agree about celebrities hawking charities so they look good. Its all about PR value. Because you know most of them do not back it up. I'm not cynical at all. Sigh.
Corinne clearly has a bright future as an author! I wonder where she gets it. :)
Woah, woah, woah. You homeschoolers feed your kids candy for breakfast?! Please refrain from mentioning this to Shea or the monthky pleas for homeschooling will increase to daily pleas. :D
You mean you're mind is NOT supposed to work that way? Ruh roh, I'm in big chubble.
We should have coffee and you could teach me how to 'unschool', so I could teach my 4 yr old grandson to write words instead of just laugh at him self farting.
(How's that for a run on sentence with or without that dangling participle?)
I haven't been online much lately and oh how I've missed my blogging buddies. Good to see you're still alive and kicking. Corinne is adorable as always and her book is too cute. My boys love to make books too. No wonder my printer is always out of paper!
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What a doll! I love her book, that is so adorable.
Great blog! I just happened upon it and LOVE it. Your mind seems to work like mine - uh, that isn't a compliment - HA!
Love your daughter's book and I am totally impressed - she is ONLY 4!?!? CRAZY :D
Okay, this post was very funny. My mind works like that too. I have to really concentrate to stay on track and I don't even drink coffee.
I agree about celebrities hawking charities so they look good. Its all about PR value. Because you know most of them do not back it up. I'm not cynical at all. Sigh.
Corinne clearly has a bright future as an author! I wonder where she gets it. :)
Woah, woah, woah. You homeschoolers feed your kids candy for breakfast?! Please refrain from mentioning this to Shea or the monthky pleas for homeschooling will increase to daily pleas. :D
Love her book. Hope Isabella has a good date.
You crack me up!!! I can't wait to see page three....you better show it to us!
I am totally impressed by your four year-old's writing and spelling . . . a reflection of her excellent teacher and top notch school!
I didn't watch American Idol...did I miss something good?
I love her book! My daughter loves to make little books too!
I haven't had coffee in 2 weeks now, I don't get those fun rushes anymore!
You mean you're mind is NOT supposed to work that way? Ruh roh, I'm in big chubble.
We should have coffee and you could teach me how to 'unschool', so I could teach my 4 yr old grandson to write words instead of just laugh at him self farting.
(How's that for a run on sentence with or without that dangling participle?)
Clearly she is destined to be an author :). I too love the binding job she did, she's got the whole package.
I haven't been online much lately and oh how I've missed my blogging buddies. Good to see you're still alive and kicking. Corinne is adorable as always and her book is too cute. My boys love to make books too. No wonder my printer is always out of paper!
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