We'll be reading the more traditional form of this book. Thanks, Jungle Mom, for letting me swipe this pic!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Look Out, Dad!!
My father is the purple dot above the blue weather station. He's juuust outside Milton's evacuation zone. Well! My brother and I jus...
Feliz Navidad!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christ--as in the one and only Christ--mas!
ReplyDeleteI knew I could trust you for a laugh, Mrs. C! Can you imagine if I had to wish my kids a "Happy and safe Non-Religion Specific...blah blah blah...Vacation" every year? *whew* Have a great one:)
ReplyDeletekids = students, of course. I also LOVED the post about dirt. LOL. one year, during a non-religion specific performance, one of our school's (new) teachers said she didn't want to offend any parent with winter solstice holiday-themed songs, sooo...you guessed it. she had her kids sing a song about DIRT. the parents were not pleased.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas! I have never been accused of being politically correct.
ReplyDeleteElf makes a charming angel/butterfly. I think he looks more like an angel myself. All he needs is a halo. David makes them at least twice a week as he pulls his shirt off. It sticks around his head he looks at me and says, "Look! I'm an angle!" This is not a typo. He really says it like that.
Finally, I hope your children were happy with their gifts -- even if it wasn't a book about dirt.
I'm not sure if I shouldn't be offended here. After all, was it proven beyond a shadow of a doubt that it was indeed the Grinch who was the thief? Isn't this a lot of Grinch-o-phobic profiling? Not that I myself am a Grinch, but I do have to stand up for the poor oppressed Grinches.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteAnd happy Chanukah, Harry! I'm thinking it was that enabler, Max-the-dog, who should really be in trouble.
:]
Merry Christmas [smile]. Love the image.
ReplyDelete~Luke