Wow! There are some awesome ladies out there doing the bloggy thing and I would like to thank Linda at 2nd Cup of Coffee again for putting together the I See What You Are Saying carnival.
*mwah*
I have only gone through the first thirty videos as I write this. I'm not being lazy I just am stuck with the horrible, slow death of a beast that is dial-up. I actually am sitting in the Safeway cafe area using the wi-fi. Otherwise, it could take up to an hour to watch each video at home depending on the length. I kid you not. I was here last night... and I may return tomorrow to finish viewing the rest of what I am sure are hilariously touching video posts. I had a few faves but I can't think of one that didn't at least make me smile. So thank you again Linda and thank you to all who played along. It really was an honor to make all of your acquaintances. I wish I could meet you all in person but this really was the next best thing.
Now on to Watch Me Wednesday. I know you are probably all videoed out but I could not resist showing off what a joy homeschooling your children can be. And in case you don't know me... that last sentence was drenched in sarcasm.
Who knew asking a five year old to hold his pen correctly could be so distressing. I'm still not sure but I think the problem was that I put one of those tiny, rubber finger positioner thingies on his pen. I know, I know... I'm a terrible mother... the poor innocent child :-p
To view my I See What You Are Saying video click here... no HERE... no really, click HERE.
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He is too cute and I go through this just about everyday with my 4 year old granddaughter who lives with us...thanks for sharing.
Edwina
Oh the joys of parenthood!
My four year old is sitting on my lap as I read and she said, "Don't laugh mama, He is being a baby!" Somehow if I told her she was being a baby in the middle of a fit I do not think it would go over well! :)
I am still watching videos from Tuesday's "I See What You're Saying." I didn't do it in an orderly, systematic way. Who me??
I feel like we can be friends, except you'll have to keep the reptiles put away when I come over. Please and thank you.
oh i know. the sad fate of having to hold a pencil properly has caused much angst in this family too.
Whaaaaaaat is thiiiiiiiiis? I don't recognize that little boy at all! I've NEVER seen him do that before. Why he's always so good at my house. Wait a minute . . . that little practice sheet looks strangely familiar. Hmmmmm . . . check it out, it's probably infected with stubborn Rachel germs.
Now, while Miss R wouldn't allow me the satisfaction of shedding a tear or whimper aloud (furrowed brows and frightening stares top off her arsenal of naughtiness), you never know how this dis-ease may manifest themselves in future infections.
Clearly you have a case of "OH YEAH! JUST WATCH ME NOT ...!" on the loose. I'll pray for you (as soon as I quit busting up in great peals of laughter).
: )
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