Category Archives: Whimsy

This was an interesting ‘tag’.  I wouldn’t consider this so much as a tag but as a neat research assignment that is right up my alley. The rules of the tag are to go to Wikipedia and type in the day and month of your birth, excluding the year, and hit search. Then you are to list three events, two births, and one holiday that occurred on your birthday. Events: 1795 – The 11th Amendment … Continue reading →

Can you believe it?  I’ve been tagged for the fourth time.  My3ThreeSons at Boys’R’Us   has turned the tables on me.  I hate to not play, but I hope this will be the last time I will be ‘it’.  I’m running out of random facts to write about.  We have to post these rules before we give you the facts.   1. Players start with eight random facts/habits about themselves. 2. People who are tagged need to write … Continue reading →

How many times have we caught ourselves using the same old clichés we have heard a thousand times ourselves?  More times than I’m sure we care to admit.  Here are few rantings that are sure to make any kids eyes roll back in their head. Don’t make me get up. By the time I count to three…   Do as I say, not as I do. Because I said so!   How many times do … Continue reading →

Found this at Florida Sunsets and thought it would be interesting.  Even though some of the choices didn’t quite fit, I chose the answer that was the closest.  The final results seem to be right on.   What Type of Homeschooler Are You? Mr. Potato Head You have your ideal of how things should look, but youre flexible enough to allow for change. You are not bothered by changing methods, mid-course if necessary. You use an eclectic combination … Continue reading →

Q.  What do math teachers like to eat? A.  A square meal.   Q.  Why did the boy throw his butter out the window? A.  He wanted to see butterfly.   Q.  What do you get when you cross a chicken with an octopus? A.  Drumsticks for everyone.   Q.  What do you call a hen that gets in sunburn in Florida? A.  Southern fried chicken.   Q.  What vegetable do you find in a … Continue reading →