There's been too many of these to let them pass by without record.
On the way home from our homeschool co-op yesterday:
What if you stuck a fork in your brain?
In the afternoon as I was making bread:
When can I squish the bread dough?
Singing loudly throughout the house:
"What can we do with a skirty pirate?"
Looking in amazement at her fork after dinner:
My fork is clean!
And finally, The Medley:
WHACK! Hits Little Dear:
Sorry Mama!
Me: Go to the corner, Little Boo.
WHACK! Hits Little Love:
Sorry Mama
Me: I said, "Go to the corner!!"
WHACK! Hits the futon:
Sorry Mama!
See Me breaking Lenten fast with much-deserved glass of Sangria...
After I set the timer for her corner prison time...
ETA: sorry for all of the "updates." This new blogger drives me crazy with the spacing issues.... anyone else having trouble with it?
6 comments:
Haha! "Fork in the Brain!"
Little Boo: most likely to start a Heavy Metal Band!
I, too, am having spacing issues. I've found that the "preview" button on the upper right corner of the posting window is my new friend.
(Edited because checking for spelling is not so much my friend!)
Very cute! :) I recognize the Backyardigans song! LOL! Love that show, though the songs have that addictive, stuck-in-your-head-for-days quality.
Yes, also having spacing issues with Blogger...very frustrating.
If I had been there, I would have joined you for that glass of sangria.
For I have been having a similar day...
I can't get the image of a skirty pirate with a fork in his brain out of my head. :-)
On the spacing issues, I've found that between the preview button and the "compose" page (vs. the "html" page) I can often get it figured out before I hit "publish." But not always ....
Thanks for all the "spacing" tips.
I'm finding that there is a huge discrepancy between my "preview" page and when I actually publish.
And when I go to the Edit html set-up, there are all of these < p > and < div > marks all over..... if I delete them all, then it works fine.
I think I need my techie husband to tell me why it does that and what it means.
If anyone else is interested in this problem, I'll keep you posted.
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