Though dates had little meaning to me then it must have been September of 1977 that my mother registered me for kindergarten class. As I recall the teacher ran it like an open house where moms sat down and filled out the necessary paperwork while kids got to try out the standard array of classroom toys: blocks, cars, dolls, etc. Light refreshments were served in the form of animal crackers on napkins and orange juice in Dixie cupsThese were the real animal crackers too and not the more economical bootleg Animalitos that I pick up in the ethnic...
Tuesday, 22 April 2008
Saturday, 19 April 2008
I'll teach you
Posted on 06:01 by Unknown
I am 35 years old. I have yet to learn the Electric Sli...
Tuesday, 15 April 2008
Truth be told
Posted on 12:07 by Unknown
Time is a precious thing when I've a kid who's sleeping and I've doubled my teaching schedule on top of that, but I'll make this brief. In response to which of my previous claims listed here was not 100% true, I'll preclude with this:In Steve Martin's book, Shopgirl, the main character whose name is Mirabelle has a theory on lying that for whatever reason I think has merit. She says that in order for a lie to be effective it must have at least...
Sunday, 6 April 2008
Will the real Kevin please stand up?
Posted on 20:14 by Unknown
There are things about me you people wouldn't understand. Things you couldn't understand. Things you . . . shouldn't . . . understand, but in the interest of public interest I feel it's time I came clean. If confession is good for the soul, then I'm about to do my spiritual body good. I'm going to share with you five things about me, one of which is a bold-faced lie. Cause that's how I roll. Oh yeh, and I'll elaborate a little on each one so's y'all can get some idea as to which one's made up.Kinda like on Wait Wait . . . Don't Tell Me!,...
Wednesday, 2 April 2008
Uncovering the ultra high price of a Subway sandwich
Posted on 12:42 by Unknown
Dear Guy at Subway,Thank you for the prompt and efficient service you provided to me and my daughter during what was for you I imagine a rather busy lunch hour. You took my order, grabbed the necessary fixings and prepared my sandwich and hers with aplomb. When I asked about the seemingly exorbitant price for a child's mini-sub, you were kind enough to point out that it also came with a drink and the toy you had provided along with a stack of complimentary napkins.I took you up on the accompanying drink and picked out a Glaceau Vitamin Water...
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