Published by Amandoo on 10th December 2005
J’essaie d’apprendre l’espanol. Es dificil. Non veramente.
Um yeah. So I really like working at Starbucks, even if I had to have a class today (Saturday) and taste really strong black coffee.
My car is having somewhat of a crazy time in the winterness, but it’ll do, especially once I finally get that blower thingy fixed.
I want to go to NY. I also want to see Erykah Badu on New Year’s Eve…
I really don’t ask for too much. Hmph.
Que es esto?
My niece Charlotte is the cutest.
I joined the women’s hockey team but I suck and I don’t actually know if I’ll play because it’s expensiver.
Anyone have any suggestions for excellent, interesting things to do when you get bored?
I wish I were in Costa Rica.
Alright this has been a boring one. I promise I’ll wait until I have something more interesting to say!
Published by Amandoo on 7th December 2005
And what about the children!?!? The children were made out of spoons. So they can lick a split with high precision. Incisions are painful only for the non-silver of them. The minstrels welcome challenges, but only from the dual language speakers. The childrens opportunities must be spoon fed but with enough room to crack the codes for themselves. They must wash cars with fervish and dervish the squarevish amongst them. The monks thunk about chunks of duck spit but children should not be exposed to this even in an explosively dual language environment. You can notice the quest-ce que le F??!?!??!?!?. On stage is every moment, the lids are off the kettle, children need to know their interior spills like a glass house basin. We should be there to lap up their thoughts and let them know they can all be heard. When you see a child unbehaving you should spin them around and call them top-face. Hopity hops could also be used to teach bouncing ball skills while watching music videos. Rodeos should be visited only in California hence the exposure to equestrian amplitudes will frequensize their vestibules into monopoly money. When you hear children thinking in systems put them into a Nintendo and push blend. Scrape the grapes of wrath and reigns of power will grope out the antelope.
When the childrens self is at stake and they are feeling overloaded take a border culture. Find the nearest Petri dish and build a captivating escape hatch antidote to poke them back to the ultimate reality. Any experience mixed with try should be eliminated. Read them sections from the dictionary; start at the word freshman and flip 7.4 pages at a time. Tell children they can jump fences but some are itchy. Remind the children this is for guilt. They will quilt you later. You wont be held responsible.
