Anything can be news. It all depends on your definition.
I don’t want anyone to worry about my children’s education.
That said, I’m not very good at expressing myself when I attempt to dispel concerns.
Last Sunday a retired teacher noted the rapidly approaching school year and said, “I bet you’re really busy planning now!”
Did I say, “I began researching in January, stopped buying materials in March [...]
Natasha this afternoon, very carefully and polite:
“Now, when you’re done with the comics, instead of throwing them away, I would like you to give them to me, because I’m interested in comics now. So many funny pictures.”
Natasha got her first taste of teasing and rejection yesterday, but (thankfully) I don’t think she fully realized that’s what was happening.
The back door was open and I heard the 5-year-old next-door protesting to his mom that the other kids were being mean to Natasha. I went out then, but Natasha didn’t seem disturbed at [...]
Two weeks ago, now, Jay and I droe to Anchorage and back, leaving Friday afternoon and returning Saturday night.
The next weekend the Renaissance Faire got rained-out, but the girls still got to wear their costumes:
On Saturday to Papa and Grandma’s, and Sunday to church. Yes, Melody wore a shirt under that vest.
I find I didn’t [...]