Showing posts with label school. Show all posts
Showing posts with label school. Show all posts

Thursday, June 12, 2008

He Did It!


Yeah, I know it's sideways. But look at that placement for next year!!!

Wednesday, June 11, 2008

Wednesday, January 23, 2008

Thanks, CN


Thanks to this terrible channel, Robbie now wants to fart into a balloon to fill it up. This was someones brilliant idea of children's television. He has found is science project for the rest of his school career. I'm so proud.

Wednesday, December 5, 2007

TP on VB

As I was driving down Van Buren to pick Cam up from school, the traffic slowed to a crawl. My first thought was, "Great. Cam is out of school in 5 minutes. I'll never make it." My second thought was, "Why don't people know how to drive without crashing in to each other?" My third thought as I rounded the curve, was, "What the crap??? Who toilet papered Van Buren?" There were hundreds upon hundreds of rolls of toilet paper ALL OVER the roadway! It was awesome!

Tuesday, November 27, 2007

School

So, yesterday at school, my teacher, Nan, read us an email that I'm sure you've all seen before. I just had to share with you all my favorite line from that email..... "We all child-proof our homes, yet they still manage to get in somehow!" Yes, I did the awful snort/laugh thing OUT LOUD right in the middle of class. Not many other moms in the class, I guess...

Monday, September 24, 2007

Today


It was a tough day at kindergarten.

Sunday, September 23, 2007

Going To Power Through


So, last night at Bills gig, I met a kindergarten teacher. We talked about Cam's teacher for about 20 minutes. She told me that, as a teacher, she has NEVER, in 30 years of teaching, had a sub that she would ask back to teach her kids. Especially a long-term sub. She thinks that long term subs probably do a bit of self-preservation, and don't allow themselves to get too attached to the kids. This is for the kids, as well. First she suggested that we drive Cam up to the mountains every day so he could be in her class. Then she suggested that we just power through the next few weeks until the 'real' teacher gets there, then first thing, go meet the new teacher and make ourselves well known to her. I think that's what we will do.