(F) Fussy Eater
This one might be a bit messy, and just a tad gory, but I happen to like it! :-)
...and other parents might just recognise this scene...
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This one might be a bit messy, and just a tad gory, but I happen to like it! :-)
7 Comments:
Love the poem I think it really cool I like reading stuff like that It reminde's me of something that my nice would say about food. Keep on rocking girl.
Yeah, that's where it came from - dinner with 4 kids at the table used to be pretty lively! :-)
Fun stuff! The kids at school would love this! If I had my own class, I would share this now!
So, mother of invention, are you a Headteacher? Do you just teach part-time now? I am wondering why you haven't got your own Gr 3 class anymore?
I am on a health leave because I have had tons of problems,mostly stemming from diabetes in the form of a mild MI , or heart attack, last Feb and had 1 stent put in 1 artery. I need to do a lot of exercise but need to build up to it. I also have chronic fatigue/fibromyalgia so I was going 1/2 time anyway since 1992. I would be too stressed and tired to have a healthy body right now if I went to school. So I go over to help just to keep my finger in the pie sort of thing. I miss the kids terribly! I have no children..too risky due to diabetes. Not sure I'll even go back next year ..I would hate to lose any health I've gained.
A smile is exactly what I was in need of this evening.
Mother of Invention- sorry to hear it's been that bad for you. It sounds like one thing on top of another! :-(
I kinda know what the tiredness bit's like, though, as I have hypothyroidism (though treated now, I had two years where sleep was more irresistable than day to day living...)
But, I'm glad to hear you still do some teaching - it makes all the difference to have something to look forward to, doesn't it!
Kilroy - glad you enjoyed it...as I said, it's one of my favourite of the kiddie ones, because it's a bit of fun!
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