Art Ed.

Everyone should be allowed to take an art ed. class at some time in their life.

Heck, everyone should be allowed to take art whenever they want to.

Especially the little ones.

Especially the little ones.

Let me say it one more time; especially the little ones.

“Teen” Tweet of the Day…

So…the teenager just came home and called out, “I can’t believe we’re having such crappie weather in May!”  (It started snowing again.)

“You’re not going to live here forever, so just embrace the adventure!” I called back in return.  

(He’s already claimed: “No way, no how am I going to University here!”)

“So if you like it so much, maybe I’ll just buy you a home here when you’re old and make you live in it!” he retorted.  

Yowza! Out of the mouths' of babes—yet again!

At least his statement indicates that he plans to take care of us in our senior years!

Besides, I snapped back: “I might actually like that!”

So now I don’t have to feel guilty about not going for a walk, or to the gym, because whenever the teenager provokes these really good belly laughs—like today—it turns out to be excellent abdominal exercise!

Teenagers:  Never a dull moment when they’re around…

Tweet...

Grady Kirkpatrick, of WPR Morning Music, just said...

"The weather today sometimes feels like we're in a snowglobe..."

or something to that effect.

Too bad I didn't have pen and paper to catch his direct quote.

Aw well...

I guess it's one of those "had to be here moments."

Tweet - Grady Kirkpatrick on WPR Morning Music…

is featuring Canadian musicians in honor of the Olympics.

Fun!

I LOVE “The Band,” and the music video, “The Last Waltz.”

Also loved Grady’s Valentine’s Day play list, “Spreading the Love…”

Who needs Kojo Nanmdi or Diane Rehm when you have Grady?

Okay. Well, I would still love to have Diane Rehm…

The small print…

What’s with the small(ish) print on reading handouts?

I have two, and let me tell you…I need a magnifying glass to read them!

What gives?!

I thought I was going to an equal opportunity school.

Not when it comes to “semi-geriatric eyesight,” I guess.

Reading glasses, here I come!