I’ve been trying to teach DaughterGeeding simple arithmetic for a while now, but last night was the first time I introduced the number line, and it seemed to make everything click for her.
DaughterGeeding calls Frosted Flakes by the name of “tiger cereal”.
DaughterGeeding is able to recite our address, but ends it with, “Lewisville, Texas, in AMERICA.”
A friend, whom I shall now call the Toilet Slayer, broke my toilet seat. Since I needed to buy a new one, I bought one that was kid friendly that has a mini-seat attached to it.
I know some Buick and the late Pontiac cars had a windshield display in which you could see your speed and other information on the windshield so you don’t have to take your eyes off the road. I wonder if integrating a smart phone with a car so texts can be read on the windshield next to the mph would be a smart idea and if it would help prevent accidents.
WifeGeeding informed me that when the kids were at their grandparents there was a moment in which DaughterGeeding’s only place to go number-two was out in nature.
Dallas will be getting a two story Alamo Drafthouse movie theater very close to downtown. The second story will have a beer and food lounge as well as outdoor patios. Gosh dogit, that sounds like a good idea. I’m not sure why, but I was surprised that that article provided a link to Google Maps.
Taylor Swift wrote an article for the Wall Street Journal. I have a feeling there’s a ghost writer hiding somewhere.
This guy had to get his foot amputated and had a great attitude about it. Here’s a Reddit link that may answer any questions you have regarding the amputation.
I shall never be known as the toilet slayer! I submit that the toilet had been rigged, on it's last legs, and just waiting for someone to be blamed for it's lack of structural integrity. Believe me readers! This toilet issue cannot stand, man!
The article re: Colorado highlights a statistic that should provide a common ground for pro-life and pro-choice supporters, but sadly it won't. The more freely available birth control is, the fewer unwanted pregnancies and abortions there are. If both sides would focus on reducing unwanted pregnancies, they'd both get the results they want.
The article on hell was interesting. I have been questioning this topic myself, off and on, for the past year or so. The Formerly Fundie blogger, Benjamin Covey, recently did a short series on hell that was very thought provoking. I particularly enjoyed this post, which discusses a concept called "annihilationism," which provides a logical (and scripturally supported) argument against the concepts of both a literal hell and its opposite, universalism. It's worth a read, if you have a few minutes: http://www.patheos.com/blogs/formerlyfundie/letti…
I shall never be known as the toilet slayer! I submit that the toilet had been rigged, on it's last legs, and just waiting for someone to be blamed for it's lack of structural integrity. Believe me readers! This toilet issue cannot stand, man!
The article re: Colorado highlights a statistic that should provide a common ground for pro-life and pro-choice supporters, but sadly it won't. The more freely available birth control is, the fewer unwanted pregnancies and abortions there are. If both sides would focus on reducing unwanted pregnancies, they'd both get the results they want.
The article on hell was interesting. I have been questioning this topic myself, off and on, for the past year or so. The Formerly Fundie blogger, Benjamin Covey, recently did a short series on hell that was very thought provoking. I particularly enjoyed this post, which discusses a concept called "annihilationism," which provides a logical (and scripturally supported) argument against the concepts of both a literal hell and its opposite, universalism. It's worth a read, if you have a few minutes:
http://www.patheos.com/blogs/formerlyfundie/letti…