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Monthly Archives: April 2006
Just like Ron
over at Atypical Homeschool.net You are a Black Coffee At your best, you are: low maintenance, friendly, and adaptable At your worst, you are: cheap and angsty You drink coffee when: you can get your hands on it Your caffeine … Continue reading
Twenty minute tantrum.
Ikea at the end of the day was probably too much to ask Children had a good day with A, who says she enjoyed having them. They made it to the park, but rain stopped play I had a productive, … Continue reading
well, that went surprisingly well.
I got up at 7 when Tim did. Well, OK, about 8 minutes after him – long enough for him to go downstairs, come back with my cup of tea and process himself into the shower. Then I knew I … Continue reading
To wrap up the rest of the day
Big has got a long way through learning Baa Baa Black sheep (also featured in Jibbidy F) and Small has requested frequent readings of Helpful Little Mechanic (Little Stories S.) There has been much computing, several brief interludes outside (in … Continue reading
Today we have learnt
that spam robots do not take Sunday off, that practise is pretty much the only way to play the piano, how to use the contents page in a book to find something you are looking for in it (and what … Continue reading
In a change to recent activities
Today I have two happy and lively small ppl I had a bit of a lie-in this morning and came down to find the television off and a beach in the living room. (Cream blanket = sand, blue blanket = … Continue reading
Weekend Stuff
Job Interviews Latest in flat screen technology Talking Mouse I only ever seem to post drivel on this blog. I feel guilty. Just not very much.
Comment is free: Can anything be done?
Comment is free: Can anything be done? Two thirds of them want to know how their voices can be heard. Many of them say that they are prepared to take action on this issue – writing or protesting or organising … Continue reading
Barely time to breathe
let along blog, or do much in the way of commenting. Long days at work, driving OK apart from the occasional suicidal maniac (what else do you call a fool who pulls off at a sliproad only once the hatching … Continue reading
Posted in Stealing your freedom
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Quiet day
Home alone with two under the weather small people. Smallest of all is in bed asleep and Big is wandering aimless as a clould. She has decided she is well enough to eat fruit though – and pester me.
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Guardian Unlimited | Guardian daily comment | Blair’s inner circle and its ferocious grab for power
Guardian Unlimited | Guardian daily comment | Blair’s inner circle and its ferocious grab for power The perverse fact is that we are being asked to place great trust in a government that makes a point of distrusting everyone outside … Continue reading
Posted in Stealing your freedom
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Toothcombs
Yes, didn’t you just know it, another :rant:. But honestly, do you comb your teeth? Do you know anyone who combs their teeth? I brush mine regularly, but not once in all my umptynumpty years have I once felt the … Continue reading
Posted in ranting or raving
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Lovely afternoon.
This afternoon I got the afternoon I’d been looking forward to having yesterday, iyswim I dragged myself out of bed and mediated between screaming children (Big had decided to get dressed, which meant Small wanted to get dressed, but Big … Continue reading
Posted in Getting to know you, Puters!, Small steps
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BBC NEWS | UK | Knife scanners to be used UK-wide
BBC NEWS | UK | Knife scanners to be used UK-wide Conservative homeland security spokesman Patrick Mercer welcomed the move but said detecting potential bombers should be a top priority. Homeland security???? When did I relocate to America? Oh, and … Continue reading
Mummy, mummy, want learning on!
Posted in Puters!, Small steps, someone once said
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NCIS
for all those who have been wondering what we’ve been talking about when we go on about NCIS, previously only on satellite, it’s on Channel 5 now. Been running 20 minutes, this is the first episode. I’d forgotten how good … Continue reading
Cuteness personified
Oh, I wish I’d had a camera! Big was asking Small how many slices of toast he wanted for lunch. Very carefully, and reasonably clearly “2 slices”. Then with much concentration, he managed to hold up two fingers just to … Continue reading
Posted in Small steps
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