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Tuesday, 16 August 2011
Review: Scream Street #11 - Hunger of the Yeti by Tommy Donbavand
Publisher: Walker Books
Format: Paperback
Released: April 7th, 2011
Grade rating: A
Amazon summary:
Given that rock zombie Vein is now living in deepest darkest Tibet, the quest to return his tongue proves surprisingly easy for Luke, Resus and Cleo. What the trio hadn't bargained on, however, was a ravenous baby yeti stowed away in Resus's cloak and following them home! When the yeti's angry mother appears in Scream Street in search of her missing offspring, things really start to get hairy. Meanwhile, the clock is ticking...
By now, with this being my eleventh Scream Street review, I'm sure you're mostly familiar with the series, characters and premise. It's supernatural, comedic fiction for the 8+ age range and features some of the funniest lines of dialogue of recent years. Basically, if you have a child of this age, you should make this series a permanent fixture on their bookcase.
Hunger of the Yeti not only left me with aching sides, it also left me with a desire to own a baby yeti (these things are so cute, I promise!) and Resus's magical cape that isn't unlike Hermione's bottomless bag. Honestly, the boy has everything in that cape - corridors, furniture, rotting meat to feed Dave the Leech... you name it, it's in there! So yes, a cape and a tiny yeti will definitely be finding themselves on my Christmas list this year.
My favourite three young paranormals end up in Tibet, land of the yetis, because they need to return zombie Vein's tongue and that's now where he lives. They sort that quite easily, but what they don't plan on is a baby yeti hitching a ride back to Scream Street with them. Chaos ensues in the usual Scream Street way, with many a surprise twist and turn cropping up before the end of the book. Something really clever happens too, but you'll have to read the book to find out what I'm talking about. It's fun, though not for poor Resus!
I only have one more Scream Street book to read, and this fact saddens me greatly. I read (when I say read, I mean devoured) book twelve, Secret of the Changeling, last week, and the final book is due for publication in October. It has a dragon on the cover so I already know I'm going to love it. Bring it on, Mr. Donbavand!
2 comments:
- The Thirteenth said...
These reviews help me choose books for my daughter - so thanks Jenny :)
- 16 August 2011 at 12:32
- Cliona said...
This series sounds fantastic!
- 17 August 2011 at 20:31
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- adj. Darting or throwing out suddenly; also, suddenly thrown out; uttered in short sentences; ejaculatory.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English
- adj. Darting or throwing out suddenly; also, suddenly thrown out; uttered in short sentences; ejaculatory.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- Darting or throwing out suddenly; cast, shot out, or launched suddenly.
- Uttered brokenly or in short sentences; ejaculatory.
Brother, answered Reynard, you have a better breath then I, and your successe hath prooved happier then mine, for before the arrivall of my Gossip Credulano, I could accomplish but two jaculatory prayers onely.
The Friars brotherly Companion, who had given sufficient enstructions to the Nurse, and a small purse full of Sisters white thred, which a Nunne (after shrift) had bestowed on him, upon the husbands admittance into the Chamber (which they easily heard) came in also to them, and seeing all in very good tearmes, they holpe to make a joyfull conclusion, the Brother saying to Friar Reynard: Brother, I have finished all those foure jaculatory prayers, which you commanded me.


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Check In, Check Out
Strategy #: 22
Content Area: Beh./Classroom Mgt.
Grade Level: 4-6
South Carolina Standard
McCurdy, B. L., Kunsch, C., & Reibstein, S. (2007). Secondary prevention in the urban school: Implementing the behavior education program. Preventing School Failure. 51(3). 12-17. Retrieved April 8, 2008, from ERIC database.
Material Needs
1. daily report card
2. list of five goals
3. pen or pencil
4. copy book
5. homework
1. The student checks in with an adult when they first get to school to receive their "report card."
2.During check in the adult makes sure student has all ma terials for the day (pencil or pen, copy book, homework).
3. At the end of each class period, or during transition, student receives feedback from instructor(s) in the form of a numeric rating (0= did not meet expectations, 1- met some expectations, 2=met all expectations). Smiley faces are used for younger students.
4. At the end of the day, student checks out with the same adult they check in with.
5. Together they total points earned.
6. Small reward may be given if student receives 80% of the total possible points.
7. Daily point earnings are graphed for each student. (See Figure A)
8. Check in, Check out card may be adjusted for those students who do not make adequate progress.
9. With gradually fading feedback, the student will transition off the Check in, Check out procedure.
For a student who has a learning disability in reading, an adult could read and explicitly explain the information.
This strategy will help students with behavior difficulties self monitor and remain in general education as much as possible.
Research adapted by
Rebecca M. Filler
http://www.coastal.edu/education/tipod/uploads/56_Check in, Check out.pdf


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Tonight Wally-Pong, who some said was only an urban legend, came back to life. It was fast paced, loud, well attended, and slow to be liked. But in the end Wally-Pong did indeed rue the day! In the interest of quitting while ahead Chris Austin, the creator of the game, has been quoted as saying "We as a solid rock leadership team feel it is a good time to retire Wally-Pong from our game roster."
March 9, 2006 10:24 AM-
I don't know, I thought it went over fairly well. Apparently drumming in large groups is soothing for the soul, after suffering the defeat of a failed attempt at Wally Pong. I for one think it was worth the effort. How else can you get the entire youth group drumming "We will, we will rock you"...in unison?
March 9, 2006 11:40 AM-
Ok...I just laughed so hard I lifted myself right out of my seat! (if you know what I mean)
I was openly emotional last night as the most under-appreciated, and mis-understood game in Solid Rock history made a comeback. It was pure joy for me to see smiling youth playing the game and drumming the tables (even if they still don't have a clue how to really play the game). It should be noted that when played with smaller more skilled teams it was an experience that was "sporting heaven".
I also should say that I never made that quote posted by Dan. Once again I'm the victim of bad press! The truth is that the World Wally Pong League is up and going and team Austin/Jabbour is willing to take on anyone, at anytime!
March 9, 2006 12:05 PM-
Wow. Even after 10 years or more, he just can't let this game go.
I suppose a boy can still dream of a day when the word Wallypong will be synonymous with "fun game" rather than "Seriously? We're playing that AGAIN!?"
Chris, maybe it's time for you to consider the route Bob took with his "Stock Car Racing Game With Too Many Rules", and turn Wallypong into some sort of a bored, err,, i mean board game...?
Just a thought.
Though i must say, the look of pride on your face last night was priceless.. Until the look of sadness / horror overtook it as you watched 80 youth randomly hit a ball back and forth accross a bunch of tables, totally disregarding the very specific rules of Wallypong..
That was pretty awesome..!
But you were right about one thing, memories were created!
March 9, 2006 2:02 PM-
Oh yes...I would expect nothing less from Dennis whose creative/inventive spirit has brough nothing into the world beside something called the "big burn" (where you sit around and throw things into a fire...now that's creative!)
The SRY should know that Dennis has been jealous of me ever since I created Wally Pong. You can just see it...its written all over his face!
Don't count Wally Pong or its creator out yet!
March 9, 2006 3:00 PM-
I was not able to attend the events of Wally Pong, but I did discuss it with people. Every single person enjoyed the sport of Wally Pong. ALTHOUGH, I am very dissapointed that some rules were omited *cough*water chugging*cough* and I was not the only one.
March 9, 2006 3:11 PM-
In response to Chris's suggestion that i have "brought nothing into the world beside something called the "big burn"".
1. The Big Burn is awesome.
2. Two words: Extreme Pictionary.
March 9, 2006 3:14 PM-
Thank-you Jeff for your unbias support for Wally Pong. I know you would have enjoyed the game and that it probably would have changed your life.
It should be said that water chugging was never in the rules for the original game but were added later as a way of trying to make Dennis feel better for the game he once created (and that almost cost a young man his life)
Again Jeff, thanks for your support!
March 9, 2006 3:52 PM-
Water chugging was not added to make me feel better, it was added to make Wallypong playable! Everyone knows that if the water chugging was added, a whole new dimension would have opened up, and Wallypong might actually become something that people dream about playing, rather than something that causes youth leaders and youth alike to have nightmares at night!
After the original attempt at Wallypong back in the 90's, a number of Youth Leaders were continually filled with fear and trembling every time they had to lead a new game, concerned that it might turn out to be a "Wallypong". That fear still carries on today.
The term "Wallypong" actually means "horrible failure" in the vocabulary of most Youth Leaders from SRY. All you have to do is say the word in front of one of the leaders, and watch the fear fill their eyes.
Wallypong is a black mark on an otherwise stellar carreer of Game Development for Chris.
He just can't seem to let this one go.
After last nights fiasco, I think it really is time to let go.
Just let it go...
You can do it..
Let your silly and misguided desire to see Wallypong become something it can never be... free.... let it be free...
March 9, 2006 4:16 PM-
I think it should be made clear that the water part was not an attempt to make Dennis feel included, nor was it added to increase the awesomeness of Wallypong. I just wanted to see someone RALPH!
March 9, 2006 4:21 PM-
....which would have made the game fun/awesome/memorable thus increasing its awesomeness from a starting point of zero, to that of a million times more awesome than it was without the water chugging...
March 9, 2006 4:53 PM-
The excitment Wallypong brings to us youth, and the excitement that seeing one of our own spill there guts out on the floor are completely different scales of awesome.
March 9, 2006 5:46 PM-
go to the top and read it all out.... it is an intense conversation
chris is there KD day tomorrow?
March 9, 2006 7:55 PM-
Why wouldn't there be?
March 9, 2006 8:33 PM-
They're away.
March 10, 2006 9:11 AM-
KD is on tomorrow at the Austins. All the cheezy, creamy pasta you can eat.
October 12, 2011 9:19 PM-
to who it may concern. this is stephen robinson the gentleman who has a trade mark on the name wallpong since 1995. you need to change your name or i will start proceeding and have my lawyer get involved.


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Date: Tuesday, January 30, 1996–Sunday, January 31, 2016Every Sat, Sun
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Painter Jacob Lawrence is known for using a series format to render in colorful expressive imagery and text the narrative stories of historical African American figures like Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman. Each of the eight works on view in Jacob Lawrence's Genesis Series (1990) describes a passage from the book of Genesis in the King James version of the Bible.
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During the late 19th and early 20th century, fine book binding enjoyed a golden age of creativity and lavish decoration. These handmade, individual and highly personal objects were made not only to protect the texts they contained, but also to be admired and appreciated as portable decorative masterpieces in their own right.
Date: Saturday, February 1, 2014
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Date: Saturday, February 1, 2014–Monday, February 24, 2014Every Sat, Sun
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Date: Sunday, February 2, 2014
Time: 12:00 PM–03:00 PM
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Time: 01:00 PM–02:00 PM
The celebrated African American artist, Jacob Lawrence, illustrated the biblical creation in his Genesis Series. This 1989 commission resulted in a set of eight silkscreened images, on loan from a private collection, in bold colors that move in an active, cinematic style, recalling the passionate sermons heard during the artist's youth. Explore these striking works of art during this free, docent-led tour, starting in the Centre Street lobby.
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Michael Kurtz, National Archives expert, recounts how the "Monuments Men" tracked and located nearly five million European artworks and cultural treasures stolen by Hitler and the Nazis during WWII. Among them was Marvin Chauncey Ross (1904–1977), the Walters' first Curator of Medieval Art and Subsequent Decorative Arts. Joining him is Melissa Wertheimer, Walters' archives assistant, who will share her fascinating discoveries while researching the Marvin Ross papers at the Walters.
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The first concert of the Spring Peabody on the Court Music Series will feature the Sonar New Music Ensemble. Held on the Renaissance Sculpture Court, these free concerts are presented on select Fridays in partnership with the Peabody Institute of The Johns Hopkins University.
Date: Saturday, February 15, 2014
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Lace up and double knot your most comfortable pair of walking shoes as we explore extraordinary women in the arts. Behind the easel or modeling as the subject, women have long inspired creativity, storytelling, and social progress. Let the legacy of our honored women inform artwork of your own!
Lace up and double-knot your most comfortable pair of walking shoes as we explore extraordinary women in the arts. Whether behind the easel or modeling as the subject, women have long inspired creativity, storytelling, and social progress. Let the legacy of our honored women inform artworks of your own!
Date: Sunday, February 16, 2014
In this free, walk-in tour, explore one of our most popular collections: ancient Egypt. Objects in the collection include statuary, reliefs, stelae, funerary works, and jewelry, as well as artifacts reflecting the daily life of ancient Egypt. Individual pieces to be highlighted during the tour are chosen by the docent. Meet in the Centre Street Lobby for our weekly free tours.
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ArtCubs invites parents, grandparents, and caregivers with children 13-23 months of age to sing and sway during this 60 minute class. Each program includes activities that strengthen rhythm and movement within our galleries as well as age-appropriate activities in the comfort of our private studio. Wobbling and waltzing are welcome!
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ArtTots is our early childhood museum program specially designed just for 2-3 year olds and their favorite adult! Each ArtTots class will introduce toddlers to art and the museum through age-appropriate short stories, gallery play activities, and an art activity. Explore women in art!
Date: Thursday, February 20, 2014
Join Deputy Director for Audience Engagement Jacqueline Copeland as she explores the artwork of renowned American painter Jacob Lawrence. Held in conjunction with the Genesis Series, 1990, focus exhibition on view at the Walters until April 13, 2014, Copeland will explore how Lawrence's work both reflects and transcends African American culture to become universal statements of the human condition.
Time: 01:15 PM–03:30 PM
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Thomas Wiggelsworth receipt, 1888 Feb. 29
Wiggelsworth, Thomas
Active in Boston, Mass.
Collection size: 1 item (on partial microfilm reel)
Collection Summary: A receipt for 1,100 dollars paid by Edward W. Hooper for a painting by Delacroix, "a sketch of a woman on a couch."
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Vintage Krug is one of the most long-lived wines from the Champagne region, with bottles still lively and fresh after 80 years of aging – although not that many wine lovers have the patience to age their Krug for this amount of time. Like all Champagne, Krug is released when it is ready to be drunk, but Krug 1995 will definitely reward at least 10 – 15 years of cellaring before consumption.
As many as 20 different lots of Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier and Chardonnay from a variety of sources are blended together to form Vintage Krug. The majority of the grapes come from the finest vineyards in Le Mesnil, Aÿ, Trépail, and Ambonnay.
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IT'S tempting to groan very loudly, mourn the waste of so much paper – and say: "Oh flip, not another Beatles book."
But, apart from the fact she's family, there are two good reasons why we should indulge John Lennon's half-sister, Julia Baird:
Her main aim is to speak up for, and set the record straight about, their late mother, Julia.
She reveals that Aunt Mimi, who began bringing up John in her so-called "House of Correction" from the age of five, after he had been removed from his mother's so-called "House of Sin" ... had a secret toy boy lover!
It's a bit like being told Emily Bishop had a passionate fling with Jason Grimshaw.
"I haven't done it to be horrible to Mimi, but to exonerate my mother," says Julia, who was six years John's junior. She was 11 in 1958, when Julia snr was knocked down and killed close to Mimi's home, Mendips, in Woolton.
Of one of the ultimate family skeletons, she adds: "No one knew. She was living a completely secret life."
Julia and her sister, Jackie, two years her junior, who grew up in Allerton, were the two daughters born to Julia and her partner, John Albert Dykins (known as Bobby). John's father, Alfred, was a ship's waiter who went AWOL, leaving Julia and 18-month-old John penniless.
Julia was forced to give up another – secret – daughter for adoption, following her affair with a Welsh soldier. Victoria Elizabeth was born in 1945, two years before Julia, and renamed Ingrid by her adoptive parents ... Julia only learned about her existence, during an interview with a Daily Post and ECHO journalist, when she was 38.
She says: "I decided to write the book because I was sick of hearing my mother being blamed for things and being called irresponsible and flippant."
The journey of amazing discovery regarding Aunt Mimi began in 1997, when Julia visted her Aunt Anne, one of her mother's five sisters, whom she and John called Nanny. Anne, then 84 and nearing the end of her life, suggested that "Something was going on" and Mimi had been planning to move to New Zealand.
Mimi's husband, George, died in 1955 and, during her research, Julia found herself sharing a coffee in an Albert Dock cafe with the man who lodged at Mendips between 1951 and 1960 – the man who became Mimi's lover in 1956. And yes, there had been talk about them moving to New Zealand.
Bio-cohemistry student Michael Fishwick, now in his 70s, was 24 when the affair began – Mimi was 50 (although she told Michael she was 46). Added to this, Mimi, for some reason, apparently remained a virgin throughout her married life – a situation which changed in her 50s.
"I was asking him about ordinary, everyday life at Mendips – I didn't suspect for a single second," says Julia.
But had Nanny been onto something – and would Michael know? She took a chance and asked him: "Who was Mimi's boyfriend?" Though she stresses: "If he had said 'Don't be silly' I would have simply thought Nanny had got it wrong. I don't know why he told me, but I'm glad he did. It unravelled so much.
"I think he realised my distress about my mother. I think he did it for me. He's a very honourable man."
Julia was flabbergasted. But what about John – who was 16 in 1956 and eager to spend as much time as possible with his mum and two half-sisters in the so-called "House of Sin"?
"He would have walked out straight away, wouldn't he?" says Julia. "I can't put words in his mouth, but he would have left. Mimi had John there under false pretences. She had stolen him from his mother for moralistic reasons, because she was living in a common-law marriage – and then she's sleeping with a 24-year-old student! All our lives could have been so different.
"I think Mimi was envious of my mother, who was the favourite of my grandfather. She was bubbly, beautiful and talented."
Julia also describes her musical mother, who taught John how to play the banjo, as being the seed for the birth of The Beatles: "Absolutely! The original Beatles were Julia and John."
Much of the 1960s, of course, were a blur of Beatlemania, while her world-famous brother marked the 1970s by setting up home in New York, with second wife Yoko Ono.
Keeping in contact wasn't easy – at one point in the book, Julia describes how she was sent packing from the Apple offices by a receptionist who didn't believe she was John's sister.
But she especially treasures a series of phone conversations with John, circa 1975: "They were special times; absolutely lovely. And all our talk was focused on our mother."
Then, not long after John and Yoko's son, Sean, was born, in the October of that year, the calls and letters from John stopped. And it seemed impossible to get hold of him: "I think they had waited long and hard for Sean and I think he became the primary carer – and we all know that's totally engrossing."
But Julia has her priceless memories – and now the chance to tell it like it was.
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Sitting down, naked for the FedEx guy, and Alienating Preschool Moms
Let's go in chronological order...how in the world could little old me possibly alienate preschool Moms??? Well, just bring up the idea of participation trophies in front of me and be ready for the alienation.
Matt had fallen down crying on the playground after preschool. He was faking, but that allowed me to get out of my current conversation and into another one. Someone mentioned how nice the weather was going to be for soccer tomorrow and if they were doing the same medals for the younger kids as they had for the older (I have inside information as Husband was a coach this year). I said that they were doing the medals and they were so cute and such a better idea. Then another Mom (that I don't know that well at all) mentioned how she was bummed that they weren't getting trophies.
At this point, I should have walked away...I get it.
Instead, I went on a rant about how trophies are for winners and, at the very least, for kids who actually place. At the preschool level, they don't even play real games, so giving them trophies is just setting them up for disappointment in the later years when they actually lose a game and don't get a trophy. This mother then said how nice it was to see them all lined up on her son's shelves and how much he loves them.
I have to say, at this point, I actually did change the subject rather than telling her about how the shelf of participation trophies held as much weight for me as an empty drawer. If you're constantly telling kids that they're "winners," how will they be able to cope when they actually lose something and walk away empty handed??? Be proud...I changed the subject instead of bursting her bubble...who am I to be a bubble burster?
We finally get home and I'm dying to take a shower. I took my first Combat class today and it was no joke. After 15 minutes of "helping" the Crazies decide on a movie (which was more difficult then me picking a husband), I went upstairs to shower. Husband picks that moment to call and catch up, so I decide to disrobe while we're on the phone.
Kinky, ain't we?
Anyway, Hailey had to call me down to cut the tag out of her sweater (like she didn't just go through all of school and the entire morning with that tag, but it HAD to be cut out at that very moment)...which was annoying enough, but then Matt starts calling me right as I was getting ready to jump in the shower.
WHAT? (I screamed with a totally annoyed note to my typically angelic voice)
Someone's at the door!
WHAT? (because I'm apparently deaf too)
It was at this moment that I did something that I will never do again. I left my bedroom buck ass naked to see if my son was indeed telling me the truth. We have windows along either side of our front door and thank the Good Lord above (if I capitalize His name, He knows I'm serious) that the FedEx dude had enough decorum not to be staring through those windows because he would have seen some serious white girl action.
I dart back into my room (screaming because I'm that mature) and hang up on Husband who just wants to know who's at the front door. I sprint down the stairs and open the door. The FedEx dude isn't new to chicks in robes, but that little fact doesn't make me feel any better about myself. I sign for the package and rip it out of his hands. I yell someone about the first initial being an "R" and slam the door. I thank Matt profusely and run upstairs to phone Husband that his much-anticipated iPhone had finally arrived.
I am a good wife.
I finally shower and get ready (while maybe playing game or two of SongPop) and head downstairs. I'm STARVING at this point, but the Crazies invite me to watch the end of The Incredibles and how could I resist? I get snuggled up on the couch with them, put both arms around the loves of my life, and listen to them settle in as Matt says, "this is awesome." Life is good.
11 comments:
- Rebecca said...
So what kind of extra dessert are the crazies going to get?
- November 9, 2012 at 5:28 PM
- Rebecca said...
And I feel the need to comment again because it's Friday and the crazies need more desserts.
- November 9, 2012 at 5:29 PM
- Rebecca said...
Plus also, I need to comment on your nudity and the FedEx Window guy! Hah! Reminds me of a pin I saw on Pinterest. It said something like if you're dumb enough to look into my window then your punishment is seeing me naked.
- November 9, 2012 at 5:30 PM
- Rebecca said...
And because giving out extra desserts to kids who aren't mine I need to comment separately on the mom who wanted a trophy for participation. I say not even a ribbon should be given. Back when I was growing up we were given certificates to say we were a good team player. Only the best were given trophies, the second best was given medals
- November 9, 2012 at 5:31 PM
- Life with Gemelos said...
AMEN about the freakin' trophies! I can't stand that. I am proud of you for changing the subject...not sure I could have resisted and I am usually not at all confrontational...but that is one subject that just annoys me!
- November 9, 2012 at 8:31 PM
- MandyE (Twin Trials and Triumphs) said...
I was thinking about you a couple of weeks ago, with regards to preschool mamas. Didn't you organize a moms' night out once upon a time? I had a brief idea to put that out there...but I don't think we have the right mix for it. I can't stand the rejection! HA!
Kudos for speaking at least part of your mind, and then changing the subject. ;)
- November 9, 2012 at 8:46 PM
- Barbara Manatee said...
I almost screamed at a Fed Ex guy the other day. It was 8:30am on election day and I thought it was someone doing last minute campaigning...I was just about to holler through the door when I saw the truck in the driveway. Whew!
I've often streaked downstairs to get something hanging up in the laundry room - sometimes not realizing the blinds were open. Thank Goodness I've never been caught!
Love Matt's comment at the end! So sweet!
- November 9, 2012 at 10:08 PM
- Marcia (123 blog) said...
I am 100% with you on the trophies and empty meaningless affirmation.
Matter of fact, I have a LONG comment I wrote elsewhere in blog drafts - I'm going to post it Mon/ Tues!
it's all about rewards for kids.
- November 10, 2012 at 2:24 AM
Perhaps if you had a shelf of trophies in your bedroom to admire, you wouldn't feel the need to leave your room naked for any reason, thus taking the chance that ANY human being at your front door might get a look at more than he/she bargained for. This probably makes no sense to you, but I'm trying very hard to save you from yourself so I don't have to laugh so hard up here on LI! (teehee)
- November 10, 2012 at 9:36 AM
- Carrie27 said...
At least they didn't have the door open waiting for you to come down stairs. I have totally walked through the house naked way too many times, and the kiddos will grab the door to see who it is before I can get downstairs.
- November 10, 2012 at 8:56 PM
- andrea said...
ditto on the trophies. totaly agree.
i have actually had almost the same naked delivery man experience, except it was the ups guy. oy.
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"Our objective is to shake down some potential changes for the 2014 season," said Gene Stefanyshyn, NASCAR vice president of innovation and racing development. "We will be doing this on an ongoing basis, with an eye to continue to improve our product on the track. It is really an exercise in continuous improvement.
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Is it truly Missile Command if there isn't a trackball? TheFeed says nah, but Microsoft disagrees.
The classic nuclear annihilation simulator from the carefree '80s is coming to the Xbox Live Arcade, son, and it's coming on July 4th, just in time to celebrate the most awesome nation in the history of ever!
The 360's Missile Command remains true to the gameplay of the original (sans trackball) but with graphics and sounds fit for the current generation.
Download it, because it's fun to frantically defend your home planet from endless waves of intercontinental ballistic missiles until inevitably you're just not fast enough, and the last vestiges of life on your homeworld are swept clean, leaving nothing but a barren radioactive hellscape.
Happy 4th!