I couldn't tell you. I better come up with something between now and tomorrow, though. I have to fill them out tomorrow and send them out Wednesday. I want to write, 'Your child has done nothing but busy work for two weeks while we have taken one child at a time into a corner and done some ridiculous amount of testing', but I probably won't.
I had the Berkshire Pork Two Ways...this was pork belly, pork tenderloin, with polenta, swiss chard and California peaches. Notice the nice brown topping on the meat to the left....
Isn't it a pretty presentation? I was a little worried about the substance on top of the meat but thought it had to be wonderful. I stuck the tip of my fork in and juices streamed out. I tasted just a little and discovered....
The nice brown topping was pork fat...
I have to say this was the worst meal of all times. I picked and scraped, in my book you don't eat pork fat and the tenderloin was undercooked. I'll chalk that meal up to inexperience. I had no clue what I was getting...
pick a district, we have
It sure enough is!
She sure does and thanks!I'm glad you didn't give up!
You said it! I agree!
From my experience we are not sophisticated enough to dine in such a fine establishment!
It was really fun even though NDM #1 was soooo darn skinny!
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Also retain the name of the meanie that took them from us......Katrina...
They are very comfortable to teach in!
Just be warned, you will LOVE it there!
I forgot to put in the last couple of links..... sorry, it's done now!
Don't forget the "clap clap" when you sing! My singing is horrid, really horrid, but the kids don't seem to notice!
We team teach and yes, we are taking them all to the KS. State fair on Thursday!
You would think the schools could make it so they don't have their open houses on the same night, but you are right the same thing no matter what you call it......yada, yada, yada!
Thanks, I think I may miss them a little.....
Mmmmmmm, breakfast at Disney, always very tasty!
Just hang on tight!
Or let go, raise your hands over your head, and have a blast![/QUOTE]What are these people thinking? I just don't get it, and why can't a district figure out that families have kids at more than one school and they need to check a calendar when scheduling events?I just had to stop in and report on DH's BTSN yesterday:
The watermelon social was a flop! (hmm, big surprise) Greg says he kept wandering into the building to get stopped by current parents who wanted to talk to him but didn't know who he was or stopped by previous parents asking what the heck was going on. They also scheduled several other events last night forcing parents to have to make decisions about what to attend.
Oh and Shocker, there was no carving and no seed spitting contests but there was...no joking...a dunk tank
Also retain the name of the meanie that took them from us......Katrina...
Don't forget the "clap clap" when you sing! My singing is horrid, really horrid, but the kids don't seem to notice!
You would think the schools could make it so they don't have their open houses on the same night, but you are right the same thing no matter what you call it......yada, yada, yada!
What are these people thinking? I just don't get it, and why can't a district figure out that families have kids at more than one school and they need to check a calendar when scheduling events?
Now that is more like Baylor, he's happy with a plate of bacon, and he really likes it squishy.....
SO we have a county fair tomorrow, right??!!
Well, I have to say that I'm a bit jealous of the Kansas girl living so close to the mouse!
The behavior was pretty good!Have a great time, Anita!
I am sending you some pixie dust in the hope that everyone behaves themselves tomorrow!
I know, I had a hard time sleeping last night....
I'm really tired, early bedtime again tonight.
Hmmm, let's see, two criers, numerous tattles, probably some trips, but didn't hear of any falls, no puking, and lots of whining to eat lunch......Wow!
Have a great time!! I hope no one cries, tattles, trips, falls, pukes, or whines! (Man, that would be an imaginary trip, wouldn't it?)
I'm taking 112 5th graders camping for three days next week, so I know the exhaustion!
I need to hear more about this!We never seem to have a shortage of adults helping at our school. Lots of involved parents. One kid wandered off with another parent this morning so we had to search our group until he was found and returned to the correct group. I felt really sorry for the mom who thought she had lost him!
Soooooooooooooooo....
Did ya survive??!!
can't wait to hear about your adventure today!!!
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