We used to chant this with the kids in preschool:
Who took the cookies from the cookie jar?
Cassie took the cookies from the cookie jar.
Who, me?
Yes, you!
Couldn't be.
Then who?
TB took the cookies from the cookie jar!
And it would go on and on.
Well, we're not talking about cookies here. It's baby food jars. An opened jar of bananas and an unopened jar of sweet potatoes magically appeared on top of Linda's clothes. I say magically because, of course, no one took the jars from the downstairs cabinet. Or, it was those little imps Notme and Idaknow.
It really bothers me that no one will own up to it. I don't really care at this point why the baby food was moved from the cabinet to upstairs and on Linda's clothes.
TB and I had the kids come in and sit with Linda, T, and the two of us. I already knew we weren't going to get anywhere and the kids were all wondering what the big deal was all about. And it might have seemed really trivial but the point was, someone was fibbing. That was the part that upset us most. Lying to stay out of trouble always seems to be first on the list of choices with kids. Bleh.
I suppose we'll never know who took the jars and left them on Linda's laundry basket. :P
Start with a warm day and add some high humidity! Throw in thundershowers in the evening and you have a typical Michigan summer day. What's the weather like in your neighborhood?
The weather in New Jersey sounds like the weather in Michigan! Right now, it’s sunny and hot. When I go outside, it’s like stepping into an oven. The air is humid so already the perspiration starts running down my face. I can’t stand that feeling, not unless I have an ocean to jump into and I don’t. I avoid going outdoors if at all possible. I don’t think we’ll have the relief sometimes brought by a thunderstorm. We’ll have some rain tomorrow and that will bring the temperatures down.
I really believe that all states have the saying, “If you don’t like the weather here, wait five minutes and it will change.” It doesn’t help! :P
Home Work:
Take a good look around you. What's the most pressing disaster brewing in your house? A mammoth pile of laundry? A Leaning Tower of Dishes? A junk closet about to explode? Do you have any immediate plans for dealing with it, or is it hidden enough that you can ignore it a while longer?
Right at this moment, it’s in my room … It’s a little bit of everything lying all over so it’s not hidden. I’m getting to it a tiny bit at a time!
1. Money is no object...pick a car.
Lincoln Town Car or a Mercedes Benz or maybe a Bentley
2. You are stranded on a deserted island, pick only one book to bring.
the Bible
3. You can no longer live in the United States, pick a South American country to move to and why.
I would pick either Uruguay or Brazil and because of the proximity of the ocean & the friendliness/economy of the country
4. Pick the one state you'd love to live in besides the one you live in now, and why.
Hawaii … it’s warm and is surrounded by the ocean
5. Ladies, pick the one (living) actor you'd love to have dinner with. And men, pick the one (living) actress, you'd love to shag take to dinner.
David Selby. I had a crush on him when I was a kid so I’d enjoy having dinner with him
6. Pick a language you'd like to learn or learn more of.
I’d like to learn Spanish
7. Pick an instrument you'd like to learn to play.
I’ve always loved the sound of a saxophone and I would love to be able to play it!
Wednesday Whatevers
1. Do you prefer happy or sad endings, and why?
Oh come on! I prefer happy endings. I’ve had enough sad endings. I’d much rather smile and laugh than cry.
2. What is the most annoying thing about computers?
that I can make one goof by accident and screw up so much!
1. Who has the biggest influence on the world now?
I would say it’s the media for better or worse and many times it’s worse :P
Well cassie maybe you can trick them,by putting something in the baby jar,something they do not like blended Veggies. Just a thought
Posted by: David at June 10, 2004 11:55 AM