The month of October, I took the fewest amount of pictures I have taken in probably five years.
I decided I would remedy that by taking a picture a day in November. *sigh* Maybe next month.
Sometime in the last 20 years, algebra ceased to be math and turned into gibberish. Good thing my husband can figure this crap out, otherwise my uber-smart 10th grader wouldn't have a 4.0.
I promised my 7th grader a showing of "New Moon" at the theater if she'd pull her grades up to a somewhat reasonable letter. She has never worked so hard. I hope she does it. I really want to see it. The movie. And her decent grades.
My 3rd grader gets totally embarassed when I talk to her at school. So I pretend I don't know her. Then she gets offended. She's so hard to please.
It snowed. It was beautiful. I didn't take a picture before it melted. I'm not sure where my camera even is. Unfortunately... its guaranteed to snow again.
I had my first and hopefully last root canal and one of two temporary crowns put on this week. Two and a half hours of nitrous oxide can really give one a headache.
Final dress rehearsal for our "Ten Virgins" production is Saturday. Showtime is Wednesday and Thursday nights (in case you happen to live close by and want to attend). I am so not ready for this, but awful glad to be done with rehearsals!
My boss asked me to go full time. I hated to tell her no, but I did anyway. I still haven't figured out how to work part time and function as a mother/wife. It's my goal to have that figured out by the end of May. Wish me luck.
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7 comments:
LOL...that's funny about your 3rd grader! As my kids get older, I'm finding out they are harder and harder to please! :)
Congratulations to you, Mom! You are doing it. I can tell. As for the root canal, I had four this year...FOUR! I feel your pain.
I love your photo. Excellent post!
I loved your random PSF! I know what you mean about losing your math skills after all these years. I had to go buy a book to refresh my memory.
Oooo, I LOVE randomness! Great photo. And if you had any math smarts in the first place you are a couple up on me...I never had any to lose!!
Three cheers for randomness! A fascinating look into your little corner of the world.
You can go to new moon for me. I can't get the boy to talk to me either. Oh course I have to see him.
Hope your play goes well..... break a leg (not literally!)
Algebra and I never have gotten along, my son has to figure it out on his own! :)
Kids are so funny luckily mine are still mostly alright being seen in public with me..... the high schooler is beginning to be embarrassed though!
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