I'm one of those cool dudes that think they're the only ones in the world that like newsboys, and they're actually not. Me? oh I don't like the city... no way. I like the country, nothing but it. Mad cartoonist also I am. Mad person also I am. I will be intelligent when hell freezes over, and all that sort of thing... ENJOY my blog
Okie-doke folks! I have been tagged by Mari :)
1.Have you ever had chicken pox? yes
2.Do you ever wish you had a sibling that was nice to you? of course.
3.Do You drink coffee? oh yeah! the more the merrier... and crazier...
4.Do you read the Bible every day? No, but I try very much to remember and do it
5. Have you ever kissed a guy? heh-heh... consider me killed by my parents if that is so
6.What is your favorite food? CHOCOLATE! heehee...
7.Does it snow where you live? yeppers. winter wonderland right now...
8.Are you a tomboy? er, no way
9.Have you ever had to smell a really poopy diaper? probably. definitely not intentional if i have
10.Is Jesus your Savior? He is and I love Him!
So yeah. That's about it. I miss all my P&P peeps :( I love all you! I tag anyone who comes across my blog :)
<3
Katy


Sup peoples? I'm kinda bored... It's cold and wet and rainy outside...'Course, I kinda like it that way, just not the freezing cold part....
Dad and me went huntin' the other day, and not fifteen minutes after we got in the stand we started hearing somthin' running around to our left. We could tell it wasn't squirrels or birds, and then I heard a snort! We froze and waited, dad getting ready to hand me the muzzle-loader, and then it turned and started heading toward where we were facing. (It was behind the trees of course, so we didn't even know what it was, just that it had four legs.)
Then guess what pops out of the woods? A STINKIN' DOG! Yepper folks, we thought we had us a deer and it turned out to be a dog. Big black dog. And the dog was nice enough to pee on the tree in front of our stand, just to scare off any deer that braved it's scent. Humph.
Then about twilight, everything is still and quiet, and you can practically feel the deer moving around, and we're all relaxed......Then what do we hear? That sound that every hunter HATES to hear unless it's com'in from him............
..........BOOM!
Ah yes, it was a lovely time....lol.
As we climbed down from our stand, we heard the sound of a lucky hunter driving off on his ATV with a big ol' deer on the back.
Oh yeah, I forgot to mention fencing, didn't I? We got this guy to do fencing lessons for our homeschool group, and it is so AWESOME! Mr. Michael makes even the stretches fun....It's fun to attack Danny, even if it's with an imaginary sword....I'm the only girl, as usual, but there are some boys my age, so they offer a bit of a challenge.
It's fun to hear the other kids groaning and moaning during the stretches and exercises, lol. Some of them don't even make it through, they just collapse on the ground. I think Mr. Michael does it on purpose, just to see how determined we are.
Soooo, what are y'all doing?
May the Force be With You,
GirlJedi
- So, whats wrong with 'lol'? To start with, it gets used in the wrong context (e.g. "I havn't seen you for ages" and the reply "lol yeah"). Would you seriously be laughing because of that? Infact, are you ever really laughing when you write that? If something is genuinely funny, people usually say so. That brings me to
- 'LOL' is rarely used when you are laughing out loud. I mean, when you see someone of the computer chatting on MSN or something, how many times are you interupted from your book by peels of laughter eminating from them? Thats right, nearly never. But you can bet they're writing 'lol' more times than their are kangaroos in Australia.
- 'LOL' is such a brain-dead way of answering questions. If you write a lengthy, well-worded, well-thought-out message to someone and they reply with 'lol', you just feel really really...well, you know. It'd be nicer if the person disagreed with you, because then you can debate over the matter, or give further information, or something of the sort. But there really isn't anything to be said in response to 'lol'.
--Aussiefella

Homeschooling parents. We're a talkative lot. Put us together in one place and we can chatter on. I think this is because we spend so much time with kids we crave adult talk. Especially when those adults have an idea what we are going through and love homeschooling as much as we do. When you tell a homeschooler you are tired and burnt out, they never suggest putting the kids back in school.


Sometimes it helps to have an older child who is very excited about learning games to balance the ambivalent child. Nothing makes an activity interesting as knowing your older sibling wants to play it.

Oops. I can't believe I forgot to put the Halloween comic strip on this blog. I've been so busy it's been a bit overwhelming to keep up on dual posting. If I ever forget to post, check my Home Spun Juggling blog for updates!





