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Category Archives: Anecdotes
A Genesis to Revelation Explanation!
From Special Ed. over on Special 2 Me. That’s a funny title. You may even be curious as to what it is. Well, what is a Genesis to Revelation explanation? Glad you asked, now I can tell you. My brother-in-law, … Continue reading
Posted in Anecdotes, life, Miscellaneous
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Too Cute to Be a Slave???
From Special Ed. over on Special 2 Me. *** If you offend easily, please don’t read this post and reply with a nasty comment.*** Ok, let me explain that title. Let me begin by saying that one of my sisters … Continue reading
Posted in Anecdotes, humor, Parenting/Being a mom
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George Said It!
When I first met George, he told me that I should teach teachers. “Umm, it’s only my 2nd year of teaching. Just like you,” “I said. It doesn’t matter,” he said. “You are amazing. You should be helping others.” I politely thanked him but told him there was nothing special about me. Well, I’ve come [...]
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Posted in Anecdotes, Food for thought, teaching
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A Baby in the Oven???
For New Year’s Eve, I decided to start a new tradition. I decided to cook the same meal every New Year like some people do. I wanted to cook something I hadn’t cooked in a long time- Cornish hen. It’s actually been thirteen years since I’ve cooked it. There’s a funny story behind the reason [...]
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Such a Huge Family!
One thing about my life that I like & dislike at the same time is my huge extended family. That comes with a bunch of problems, but more importantly, it comes with a lot of births. I was adding up the number of babies in my family that were born since I last saw my [...]
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A Pack of $5 Stickers vs. Using What You Already Have!
Yesterday after I picked Phillise & my niece, Melodee, up from school, I decided to stop by Michael’s. We hadn’t been there all summer, so I figured it was high time we did. Initially, I thought about buying some stickers, but thought about the 1,000 we already had at home. (Translation: I was being a [...]
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Look @ those two!
I called Phillise to ask her for a hug, and got a wet one ’cause the sleeves on her robe was wet.
“Honey, why are you wet? What are you doing?,” I asked her.
“Oh, I was just helping David wash the dishes,” she said.
So, I look in the kitchen after she walked away from me and [...]
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Mission Impossible Assignment #3: School Shopping on a Budget, Part 2
My mission (which I already accepted) was to purchase school uniforms, underwear & socks, and shoes for 2 children for under $150. This was seemingly impossible, but it’s been done before and it can be done again. One of the best ways to save money is to recycle clothing from the previous year that [...]
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Posted in Anecdotes, Financial stuff, Great websites, In the know!!
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The Day I Saw My Mother-in-Law’s vagina!
Ah, the day I saw my mother-in-law’s vagina. What a catchy title? You just have to read this post now, don’t you?
Okay, I have a couple of things to write about. Like to hear them, here they are:
Why I don’t play classical music anymore.
Why does, “Aha, aha…,” mean?
Why I don’t share my blog address with [...]
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Posted in Anecdotes, funny stuff, humor, life, Random thoughts, teaching
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Book Club field trip!
Well, I added a new element to Book Club- field trips. I also dropped it to 3 days/week instead of 5. Five days/week was way too much. It made me feel like I was still teaching. I didn’t feel like I was on vacation. Anyway, I digress.
So, we went to FREE TUESDAY @ The LaBrea [...]
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