My nephews just don't want to cook as long as they are supposed to! My newest nephew William was born this afternoon at 3:47pm. He is 6 pounds and 19 inches long. He was due on Christmas day, but we are happy to have him now too!
Today I was working the reference desk when a mom and her toddler came up to the desk. I helped the mom find a biography. Meanwhile the child kept repeating "I need a book. I need a book!"
So today I went to the high school to drop off some stuff for work. I intentionally did not go at noon because I didn't want to go during lunch time. So I went at 2:00.
That was a problem. Because apparently school ends at 2:15. Oh the anxiety of being in a high school again. My dodging skills are not up to par anymore.
I don't want to repeat that experience for a very long time!
Why do we lie? I'm not talking about major lies here. I'm talking about things like this:
When someone asks "How are you?" and you answer "Fine" when everything is not fine.
Or when I ask someone not to use their cell phone on the 2nd floor of the library, often after they hang up they apologize and I reply "It's okay" when really it is not okay.
I'm just curious if you have any ideas why we lie on occasions like this...
Here are a couple of cute videos of my nephew! Anytime he hears music...he dances!
Cruz says "What's that" constantly! It's cute. I continually answered his questions. I don't know that Brendan and Tatem liked me encouraging him though!
We went to downtown Seattle on Saturday and at the end of one of the piers a band was playing. Cruz decided to do a dance. You can also see his monkey leash in this picture. He does pretty good with it and only face plants occasionally! This was also the day Cruz had a faux hawk. He was pretty stylin'.
I was driving home tonight when I noticed the car in front of me had a bumper sticker. It read "Voldemort Votes Republican" for some reason that just really made me laugh! You can get this bumper sticker for your very own here.
So the genre study we are doing at work for April and May is on Literary Fiction and Classics.
I'm not a big fan of the classics, although admittedly I haven't read very many of them. So I am looking for suggestions of what to read. What have been your favorite classics to read? Which ones did you hate?
And yes, I'm just going to admit right now (I feel like a high schooler saying this!) that the shorter the book the better (although if it is a really good story I can probably do a longer one) since I have a lot of other things to do at the moment.
Thanks for your help and I look forward to your suggestions!
Pretty much every day that I blow dry my hair I hit myself in the head with my blow dryer. You would think that I would learn to not make jerking motions that close to my head, but I sure don't!
So I'm trying to memorize this poem to use for my storytelling class (I have to tell 2-3 stories (I'm using a poem as well as 2 stories) for children, 2 stories for teens, and 2 stories for adults). I just thought I'd share this funny poem with all of you!
Be Glad Your Nose Is On Your Face by Jack Prelutsky
Be glad your nose is on your face, not pasted on some other place, for if it were where it is not, you might dislike your nose a lot.
Imagine if your precious nose, were sandwiched in between your toes, that clearly would not be a treat, for you'd be forced to smell your feet.
Your nose would be a source of dread were it attached atop your head, it soon would drive you to despair, forever tickled by your hair.
Within your ear your nose would be an absolute catastrophe, for when you were obliged to sneeze your brain would rattle from the breeze.
Your nose instead through thick and thin, remains between your eyes and chin, Not pasted on some other place-- be glad your nose is on your face!