bwah ha ha ha...
(I guess I'll go to the Special Ed Special Hell...)
Susan on Motherhood:
Oh, and I saw this documentary on feral children that included a comparison of the brains of normal and neglected toddlers. The neglected kids' language centers are actually stunted or absent. And even though I rationally know Annabel is getting all the language exposure she needs just by being a wanted child in a reasonably loving family, I catch myself just pumping her brain full of English every time I'm holding her. Which includes singing my way through the old Baptist Hymnal I salvaged when my high school church got new ones, and reading the Aubrey/Maturin and Hornblower novels to her.
Kid's gonna have an odd and bloody vocabulary.
fun and games in Bureaucracy
Nutty
But be vigilant, people! We'll only continue to exist as long as enough of us persist in the shared fiction. If your attention lapses, suddenly we might all be stranded in Mongolia or something.
Deena
At least we'd be together.
Nutty
Yeah, in MONGOLIA!!
(No offense to Mongolians. I have a yurt-avoidance issue.)
DXMachina
Check, no yurts for Nutty.
Mongolia seems like it might be fun for a short while. They have horses. Okay, all I actually know about Mongolia is what I saw in PBS special starring Julia Roberts.
Noise Design
in the
F2F
thread:
Does Scarred Baptist taste anything like blackened catfish?
In Minearverse, a newbie proves to be a true Buffista:
The Partyman: Ooh. Might have to try and get to see that!
PaperDragon: You should replace 'might' with 'I', 'have' with 'am', 'to' with 'definitely', 'try' with 'going'. Switch the 'to' with the 'and', finally deleting the 'get'.
Polter-Cow
in Bureaucracy:
If nothing we post matters, then all that matters is what we post.