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This weekend, in a field near Casa de Awareness: “Mommy, here is a flower for you! Â I picked this for you!” “Thank you honey, that’s beautiful. Â This flower is a clover flower. Â l like clover flowers. Â And so do bees – bees like clover.” “Why do the bees like clover?” “Well, because clover makes a […]
Posted at: April 27th, 2009 - 8:48 am - Number of Comments » 4
Your feel-good-Friday music of the week, brought to you by My Level of Awareness is: Whip up some Banana Pancakes and enjoy.
Posted at: April 24th, 2009 - 12:32 pm - Comments Off on You’re Welcome
I feel safe in the twin assumptions that, first, my child does not yet know how to read, and second, that he does not know the address of my webpage. Â I would like to make the assertion that he doesn’t know how to get on the internet, but the fact that he has mastered my […]
Posted at: April 23rd, 2009 - 10:54 am - Number of Comments » 4
I am that thing that is much less rare than stereotypically assumed. I am a New York country girl. That enormous concentration of humanity known to us Upstaters simply as “The City” is the image of New York that overwhelming dominates the popular media. Â It is hard for most people to wrap their head around […]
Posted at: April 21st, 2009 - 2:27 pm - Number of Comments » 2
Harry: Mommy, where is the clock? Harried and Overtired Mom: Â It’s right there, Honey. Â Can you tell me what it says? Harry: Â It says it is past Harry’s bedtime. Mom: Â Yes. Â Yes it does. Who says my son can’t read a clock?
Posted at: April 9th, 2009 - 10:29 am - Number of Comments » 1
I do not put forth that I have gained a whole hell of a lot of wisdom over the years. Â I have spent my fair share of time knocking my forehead against a variety of flat immovable surfaces beyond the point where any claim to productivity could be made. Â But, if I have one piece […]
Posted at: April 8th, 2009 - 12:00 pm - Number of Comments » 5
I have been helping my husband’s teenage cousin prepare for the math section of her ACT college entrance exam. Â I have a minor in mathematics that I rarely have the opportunity to use (outside of statistics), and I was pleasantly suprised to find that my middle-aged senility had not yet extended to my memory […]
Posted at: April 6th, 2009 - 12:36 pm - Number of Comments » 8
$15 That’s the cost to recover one child in Malawi from starvation. Â For the cost of lunch out for two, you can give a child a chance at life, and a full stomach for the first time since birth. Please, take a look at Project Peanut Butter. Â Give up a couple of lunches. Save […]
Posted at: April 3rd, 2009 - 1:30 pm - Number of Comments » 1