The Adventures Of Super Person

**mtlmouth** · 08-24-2006, 06:44 PM

I read it!
I hate hair clips that are too tight. They are lame.

OrganaSolo · 08-26-2006, 10:58 AM

Thank you.
It is 8:55 AM. I just ate breakfast. Omlet and muffin. Muffin was good. Anyhoo, I'm not sure what we're up to today. I do know that I have to finish watching the 1965 version of The Producers and then watch the new one because it has to go back today. I think we're going to the Cabin on Sunday. I think.

**mtlmouth** · 08-26-2006, 12:32 PM

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Thank you.
It is 8:55 AM. I just ate breakfast. Omlet and muffin. Muffin was good. Anyhoo, I'm not sure what we're up to today. I do know that I have to finish watching the 1965 version of The Producers and then watch the new one because it has to go back today. I think we're going to the Cabin on Sunday. I think.

I was still asleep when you posted this. *sharing*
And I'm at the cabin. Yeah. Our cabin. Not yours.

OrganaSolo · 08-26-2006, 12:58 PM

cool.
We're actually not going to the cabin. i was confuzzeled. we're going next week. Thursday. how long are you staying up there?

OrganaSolo · 08-27-2006, 04:12 PM

didn't watch the Producers. Dad turned it off after 5 minutes. I am annoyed at my aunt for telling us it was a good movie.

so.
now what?

OrganaSolo · 08-28-2006, 05:10 PM

mkay, so im still in my Pj's even tho its 3 PM. Benefits of homeschooling number one. benefits of homeschooling number two, getting to go on vacation after 2 weeks of school. Yes indeed. We are going to the cabin tommorow. Friends are coming up yay! My v. hyper friend and her family and my bros best friend. And of course the M's will be there on Sat. Can't forget them.
Macadamia nuts are yummy.

judd. · 08-30-2006, 09:01 PM

No one is here either? how strange

jeano · 09-02-2006, 07:43 PM

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New York is pretty cool. Yeah. I went there when I was five.

I remember it well! Taylor and her parents visited us in NJ. We went to the World Trade Center (but couldn't go up because it was too foggy). We have a great picture of Taylor and her cousins with the World Trade Center in the background (NY City skyline).
By the way... I am Taylor's aunt.

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Thank you.
It is 8:55 AM. I just ate breakfast. Omlet and muffin. Muffin was good. Anyhoo, I'm not sure what we're up to today. I do know that I have to finish watching the 1965 version of The Producers and then watch the new one because it has to go back today. I think we're going to the Cabin on Sunday. I think.

I love the mountains! We get to go up to the M's cabin from time to time. It's wonderful.

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I was still asleep when you posted this. *sharing*
And I'm at the cabin. Yeah. Our cabin. Not yours.

...go ahead, rub it in...

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mkay, so im still in my Pj's even tho its 3 PM. Benefits of homeschooling number one. benefits of homeschooling number two, getting to go on vacation after 2 weeks of school. Yes indeed. We are going to the cabin tommorow. Friends are coming up yay! My v. hyper friend and her family and my bros best friend. And of course the M's will be there on Sat. Can't forget them.
Macadamia nuts are yummy.

Yes, homeschooling has a number of benefits. We sometimes have done school in our p.j.'s , and taken time off "just because". There are all kinds of things that count as "school" that are wonderful learning experiences. When we moved here to CA from NJ, we drove across the country (took 8 days) and counted it as school. We learned a lot!

Hope you have (had) a great weekend at the cabin (lucky dog!).

**mtlmouth** · 09-02-2006, 11:39 PM

I saw ~~Orangegirl~~ Alex today. We played some extreme/weird ping-pong and ate hot dogs. And watched part of Star Wars. It was good.

judd. · 09-03-2006, 10:58 PM

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I saw ~~Orangegirl~~ Alex today. We played some extreme/weird ping-pong and ate hot dogs. And watched part of Star Wars. It was good.

What is extreme/weird ping-pong?

I like Star wars.

**MtlMom** · 09-03-2006, 11:36 PM

Alex!!

I'm so sorry I couldn't come down and visit with you and your family this weekend. Sometimes being a responsible adult really stinks. It sounds like you and Taylor had a lot of fun though - so I'm really glad you two got to spend some time together. Be sure to let us know next time your family is going to your cabin, maybe you can come to our cabin next time.

OrganaSolo · 09-05-2006, 02:52 PM

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What is extreme/weird ping-pong?

extreme/weird ping pong is where you dont hit the balls when they come at you and you jump (in my case) around and squeal and laugh and...stuff.

**Small** · 09-06-2006, 06:31 AM

Ooh, once upon a time, a friend and I played world ping-pong. Where we'd name a country, and then for that country, we did something different, for instance, one country had us sticking the paddles in our shirt pockets and hitting like that, or kneeling, or holding the paddles in our mouths. It was fun.

Hello, Alex.

**MtlMom** · 09-06-2006, 07:45 AM

Alex, were you ever one of the wild bunch who played Chinese ping-pong out in the Two Acre Woods? Mr. W. would get about 10 people around the ping pong table with paddles in hand, then people would run around the table and hit the ball if it came their way. I'm sure there was music, probably Mr. W. singing the Papaya song really loud.

OrganaSolo · 09-06-2006, 03:51 PM

it sounds like fun. Especially the part about the Papaya song.