I didn't know the bacon was different...I'm sure I had it on our vacations...The biggest food difference I noticed is that your ice tea does not have sugar in it...and dh has trouble finding vingar...but he has trouble with that in other parts of Canada too.
WOOHOO!!! ONE HOUR OFFICE TONIGHT!!
Will Jim & Pam finally go out on their date?
)woo woo.
As for other teachers and principals... I tell them this- a little over 5 years ago I planned a disney cruise with my husband and two kids. We had a fabulous time and the kids were in paradise. Four months later my husband was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer and 10 days after that he died from a botched operation. What could your teacher POSSIBLY have said and done to replace that family time? Unfortunately it was true for me but feel free to adapt it, quote it, or whatever if a teacher or administrator ever gives you SH#T!
Enough of that... you can tell I have had a drink!
Ok, enough rambling.... love ya all.....we will have a drink to the Disneyholic that was my fabulous husband when I see you for real!
Judy thank you for sharing with us...any guilt I felt this morning about taking my dd out of school is now gone. We'll definitely have to have a drink.
Never had tea with vinager... But I usually drink my hot tea black. I'll never be caught DEAD with a NSA iced tea.
No Josh...I've never had tea with vingar either. We drink ice tea with sugar...we put vingar on fries...I also prefer hot black tea but with lemon.
I'm with Jeff on this one, Judy....raise a glass...we're all in it together--better, worse or anything in between. I didn't think a bunch of strangers who have never met could form a bond so quickly. 06 proved me wrong...07 will too.
ok...now that the blasted tv is mine again, time to go catch up on my Ken Burns-The War...awesome series.
Good evening to all,
I am sitting here sipping my homemade margarita and dreaming of KonTiki fries on St. Marteen beaches....
I really have to weigh in on the "getting out of school for a family trip" discussion. First of all, as a teacher, if I have the kids 180 days and can't miss 5 or the kid will suffer, I should be fired! I have had kids go to Disney or like today, I had a student leave for Williamsburg and Busch Gardens. Homework is usually tied to a ride- add the floors in Tower of Terror, divide by3, ect. What was your score on Buzz... you get the idea. I tell the parents I will meet with the student upon return to share whatever pearls of wisdom I feel they missed.
As for other teachers and principals... I tell them this- a little over 5 years ago I planned a disney cruise with my husband and two kids. We had a fabulous time and the kids were in paradise. Four months later my husband was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer and 10 days after that he died from a botched operation. What could your teacher POSSIBLY have said and done to replace that family time? Unfortunately it was true for me but feel free to adapt it, quote it, or whatever if a teacher or administrator ever gives you SH#T!
Enough of that... you can tell I have had a drink!
Ok, enough rambling.... love ya all.....we will have a drink to the Disneyholic that was my fabulous husband when I see you for real!
Good evening to all,
I am sitting here sipping my homemade margarita and dreaming of KonTiki fries on St. Marteen beaches....
I really have to weigh in on the "getting out of school for a family trip" discussion. First of all, as a teacher, if I have the kids 180 days and can't miss 5 or the kid will suffer, I should be fired! I have had kids go to Disney or like today, I had a student leave for Williamsburg and Busch Gardens. Homework is usually tied to a ride- add the floors in Tower of Terror, divide by3, ect. What was your score on Buzz... you get the idea. I tell the parents I will meet with the student upon return to share whatever pearls of wisdom I feel they missed.
As for other teachers and principals... I tell them this- a little over 5 years ago I planned a disney cruise with my husband and two kids. We had a fabulous time and the kids were in paradise. Four months later my husband was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer and 10 days after that he died from a botched operation. What could your teacher POSSIBLY have said and done to replace that family time? Unfortunately it was true for me but feel free to adapt it, quote it, or whatever if a teacher or administrator ever gives you SH#T!
Enough of that... you can tell I have had a drink!
Ok, enough rambling.... love ya all.....we will have a drink to the Disneyholic that was my fabulous husband when I see you for real!
WOOHOO!!! ONE HOUR OFFICE TONIGHT!!
Will Jim & Pam finally go out on their date?
if I had read that before I got to work; I would have added a little Bailey's to my coffee and toasted him this morning..........tonight, with Malibu!!!!!!!!!
You mean to tell me with all the hot guys in California that surf, that was the best "receptionist" they could come up with? You know what would make that show great? JEFF GOLDBLUM
Good evening to all,
I am sitting here sipping my homemade margarita and dreaming of KonTiki fries on St. Marteen beaches....
I really have to weigh in on the "getting out of school for a family trip" discussion. First of all, as a teacher, if I have the kids 180 days and can't miss 5 or the kid will suffer, I should be fired! I have had kids go to Disney or like today, I had a student leave for Williamsburg and Busch Gardens. Homework is usually tied to a ride- add the floors in Tower of Terror, divide by3, ect. What was your score on Buzz... you get the idea. I tell the parents I will meet with the student upon return to share whatever pearls of wisdom I feel they missed.
As for other teachers and principals... I tell them this- a little over 5 years ago I planned a disney cruise with my husband and two kids. We had a fabulous time and the kids were in paradise. Four months later my husband was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer and 10 days after that he died from a botched operation. What could your teacher POSSIBLY have said and done to replace that family time? Unfortunately it was true for me but feel free to adapt it, quote it, or whatever if a teacher or administrator ever gives you SH#T!
Enough of that... you can tell I have had a drink!
Ok, enough rambling.... love ya all.....we will have a drink to the Disneyholic that was my fabulous husband when I see you for real!
Well, what did you think????
I think they had overreach to get a 60 minute episode. There weren't as many laugh out loud moments as there should have been.
Bill, Michael Scott showed exactly what you DON'T do before a race!!!
Overall, good to see everyone is still out of control!
Good evening to all,
I am sitting here sipping my homemade margarita and dreaming of KonTiki fries on St. Marteen beaches....
I really have to weigh in on the "getting out of school for a family trip" discussion. First of all, as a teacher, if I have the kids 180 days and can't miss 5 or the kid will suffer, I should be fired! I have had kids go to Disney or like today, I had a student leave for Williamsburg and Busch Gardens. Homework is usually tied to a ride- add the floors in Tower of Terror, divide by3, ect. What was your score on Buzz... you get the idea. I tell the parents I will meet with the student upon return to share whatever pearls of wisdom I feel they missed.
As for other teachers and principals... I tell them this- a little over 5 years ago I planned a disney cruise with my husband and two kids. We had a fabulous time and the kids were in paradise. Four months later my husband was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer and 10 days after that he died from a botched operation. What could your teacher POSSIBLY have said and done to replace that family time? Unfortunately it was true for me but feel free to adapt it, quote it, or whatever if a teacher or administrator ever gives you SH#T!
Enough of that... you can tell I have had a drink!
Ok, enough rambling.... love ya all.....we will have a drink to the Disneyholic that was my fabulous husband when I see you for real!
A family that plays together stays together. Judy, I had a similar situation but lost my son and mother within a month of each other...it's those memories that keep you going.
