June 29, 2006

  • Traitor!

    Yes, I’ve turned traitor and have gotten myself another blog.  See, it all happened because I was researching this talk on blogging.  I went to several sites and signed up for blogs so I could see what features were available to members.  But, one site in particular lured me in with its gorgeous templates and friendly community.  You can visit it at www.homeschoolblogger.com/TeacherPerson.  But, do not fear! I will still post my usual drivel and nonsense here at good ol’ Xanga.  I think I’ll post homeschool-y and intelligent things at the other site.

    I’ve finally posted the graduation speech I gave (and all the other talks as well). You can go directly HERE to read it, or if you want to browse the other talks (boring, I know), you can go HERE for the index.

    I finished painting the bathroom today, a pale, minty green. Rachel seems most impressed, giving tours to her friends and occasionally exclaiming, “I can’t believe you painted the bathroom in one day!”  It’s not a very big room. 

    For those of you who want photo CDs of the picnic, I’ve burned some.  Now I just need to remember who wanted them.  A friendly reminder in my inbox would not be amiss!

    I don’t think I actually have any goals for tomorrow, unless you count going to the bookmobile as a goal.  I have all the seedlings planted, the bathroom is painted, and…oh, wait…I have to write those talks.  Well, I won’t make them a goal for tomorrow!  Tomorrow can be a goal-less Friday, a day of waste and boredom!  Yipee! 

    Well, it’s time for some tea and a Louise Rennison book.  I said I wouldn’t get any more books from the library or from friends until I had read the 15 by my bed (no exaggeration), but then I got four missionary bios from a friend and picked up seven books I had requested from the library.  So, now I have three knee-high stacks by my bed.  Delightfully excessive–and free!

    Thanks for the tart recipe, oh noble CheesePuff.

Comments (9)

  • Ooh, a picture CD would be great, if you wouldn’t mind sending one!  Thankee, and very pretty new xanga background, by the way!

  • Same here, that is, I’ll take a CD too.

  • oo! CD to me, please!

    Iffen you hand a CD to me, I can put it online if it’s not too big…
    And there’s always yousendit.com
    Or you can just mail CDs.

  • What are we supposed to do in order to read your intelligent homeschool-y things?  Join you in your perfidy?

  • Mary!  I love that speech!  Can I have permission to share that with folks here in South Alabama!?  I love the greenhouse analogy…and Miracle Gro or Round-Up!!  That’s just great!  I will remember that one to use with my boys.

  • So do you think that the Xangans can’t handle the intelligent stuff?  :)

  • No, you already know how intelligent I am. I’m just hoping to fool the other list. HA!

  • I visited your other site, and it’s very cool. I thought I might like to get my own with that . . . whatever the technical term is, I’ll just say “group”. Then I realized I have too much to do online as it is without adding something else, and I’m pretty good and meeting interesting homescoolers through xanga already, so I abandoned that idea. For now, anyway.

    As for your being a traitor, I only consider traitors those people who get myspaces instead of xangas. MySpace is taking over the world! I don’t like it. Maybe someday cerain friends (when I first typed that word the r didn’t appear so it looked like “fiends” and in a streak of mischeivousity (that made-up word just popped into my head so I had to use it. Hope it doesn’t disgruntle your teacherly senses ) I almost left it like that, but decided not to) will convert me.

  • Okay, I found you.  Everything is working on your links.  I thought that was a good graduation speech.  Clear point, not too much to cover in the time allotted, and good analogy.

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