That's so cool, Jilli! Definitely counts.
What a great idea, flea! I absolutely want to follow this journey.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
That's so cool, Jilli! Definitely counts.
What a great idea, flea! I absolutely want to follow this journey.
Ahrg, this cold is leaving much the way it arrived, with 3 am breakthrough coughing fits.
Timelies all!
Usual grocery run today, followed by dinner at my MIL's house for Rosh Hashanah.
flea, that's awesome! I think I want to follow along on your schedule. I haven't watched any Buffy in a long time.
I'd love to follow Casper's journey through Buffy! It's been a long time since I watched any Buffy, myself.
As, I said in the Buffista facebook thread, I don't have time for a rewatch myself, but I'd love to read about how Casper is enjoying to it.
Possibly stupid question for Buffista parents: Why are plain square, wooden blocks marked as for ages 2 and up? Is it just because they expect a younger child won't know what to do with them, or would they be actually dangerous to give to a 16 month old for Christmas?
If they aren't small enough to swallow I would say they are okay. The age thing is both a guideline and a legal cover their asses thing.
Yes, I am looking forward to seeing Buffy through the teenager eyes. I was in my 40s so it was a different perspective.
And now that Em is back, it's back to being yelled at and criticized a good deal of the time. Still, worth it to have Em back.
The danger of wooden blocks for the very small is they may throw them. (I mean, two and three year olds may well throw them also, but. Heck, my 10 year old throws things sometimes still.)
Gud, is any family counselling planned as part of Em's treatment?