Twenty minutes? Dude, it was like, sheer torture. (AKA watching the new season of Everwood) but i stuck through it.
also, i kept being intterupt by math.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Twenty minutes? Dude, it was like, sheer torture. (AKA watching the new season of Everwood) but i stuck through it.
also, i kept being intterupt by math.
I plan to make Natter my true home, and one day, I hope to grown up and become a Senator who is completely open about her filkthy filthy ways.
Or become a creepy hermit and instruct people on parapsychological abilities (AKA the force) only, i'll be hotter than Obi-Wan and I'll have a bigger sword.
So the random quote generator is sacred. I wonder if that works like the idea that you can randomly select a passage in the Bible and it will apply to whatever you are dealing with at the moment.
I'll try it. I've been told to "Use French Ticklers instead". Okay, the system isn't perfect.
I must go, Steph, guard my nest. And don't play with Cheerleader!Lex.
He's a gift for ita.
Tom, if you pop back in today on a break or whatever, I'll try and call you around lunchtime so we can make dinner plans.
Oh, I should also check my profile addy, huh?
Okay, the system isn't perfect
Or maybe you need to refine it by randomly selecting a French Tickler.
So the random quote generator is sacred. I wonder if that works like the idea that you can randomly select a passage in the Bible and it will apply to whatever you are dealing with at the moment.
Using that method, I'm now wondering if "Scarred Baptist" (which may or may not taste like blackened catfish) is the sacred Buffista food.
After a little rejuvenating Buff Diving, I've got to say -- it's a brilliant balance between things that are funny on their surface, and inside jokes/things that are only funny if you get the context.
I am still morning grumpy at 11:30. I think this may just need to be revised to general grumpiness.
hurumph.
My sister has been homeschooling her kids, though she's sending her youngest to a t memfault charter(?) school (it's publicly funded but sort of private, I don't fully understand it (it's an Oregon thing, apparently)). Her oldest had to take a proficiency exam of some sort not long ago and scored in the 97th percentile, which is gratifying. Mostly, she thinks public schools are a bad experience that she wants to shield her children from, though I don't recall her hating school so much when we were actually, you know, going.
I'd consider homeschooling before private school, but that would only be if the available public schools were very very bad.