I did not realize when I picked Arhyalon (which, for those of you who may not know, happens to be the secret true name of the Milky Way Galaxy) that this would put me at the beginning of most people’s friend’s lists–which are apparently listed alphabetically by Live Journal.
Juss talking, apparently, to the sink while running the water: "Let’s make another hyper explosion. Also, Juss: "Okay, let’s add more hot water this time." Should I worry?
It occurs to me that not all of you have seen these: Mephisto Young Theo Darn. Wish I could work out how to make them bigger. May have to rescan them.
This weekend we watched a movie with the children. My children are great fun to watch movies with, because they are interested in the process of how stories work. So, I can stop the movie and talk to them about why something happened in the story and what result is expected. For instance,…
Originally published at Welcome to Arhyalon. You can comment here or there. This weekend we watched a movie with the children. My children are great fun to watch movies with, because they are interested in the process of how stories work. So, I can stop the movie and talk to them about why something…
Originally published at Welcome to Arhyalon. You can comment here or there. Originally published at Welcome to Arhyalon. You can comment here or there. This weekend we watched a movie with the children. My children are great fun to watch movies with, because they are interested in the process of how stories work. So,…
We just got word last night. We’re heading for China October 7th. There’s our schedule, roughly: Day 1 – depart the US (usually from Chicago)Day 2 – arrive in Beijing in the afternoonDay 3 – sightsee in Beijing (day allowed for adjusting to time change and culture shock!)Day 4 – travel to provincial capital city…
Juss, having arrived home from his first day of first grade (which he declared "boring"), came over to see me in the new Imaginary Office. (Similar to the Imaginary Bedroom in Little, Big.) Juss: "Mommy, I’m worried." Mommy: "What are you worried about?" Juss, sadly: "Everything."
A post on Adoption I did for Modern Conservative.
This article about a recreation of the rescue of a group of Jewish children from the Nazi…with the 100 year old rescuer greeting the 70 year old ex-children…brought tears to my eyes. I’m sharing think in case others might enjoy it.