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Bonne Nuit....
Yup, he'd tear up all his toys. Possibly our cars.
I eventually got the bread baked... took all day, though.
Today is Arizona's 112th birthday.
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Apparently, the government had some trepidation about making Arizona a state. Taft vetoed Arizona's admission in 1911.
The Arizona flag is upside down, so I guess this would be an upside-down cake.
HBD, AZ: Arizona celebrates 112 years of statehood!
Today marks 112 years since President William Howard Taft signed the Statehood bill, making Arizona the 48th state in the United States. But Arizona's journey to statehood is much deeper than one day.
Apparently, the government had some trepidation about making Arizona a state. Taft vetoed Arizona's admission in 1911.
The Arizona flag is upside down, so I guess this would be an upside-down cake.
A Canadian point of view..Today is Arizona's 112th birthday.
HBD, AZ: Arizona celebrates 112 years of statehood!
Today marks 112 years since President William Howard Taft signed the Statehood bill, making Arizona the 48th state in the United States. But Arizona's journey to statehood is much deeper than one day.
Apparently, the government had some trepidation about making Arizona a state. Taft vetoed Arizona's admission in 1911.
The Arizona flag is upside down, so I guess this would be an upside-down cake.
Its been very political here today. Ares tried to arrest his cat.
Ridiculous! You can't arrest Cub. You haven't read him his Miranda Rights.
So Ares got to practice both his reading and speech by reading those, and then Cub had a trial in the dining room. He was represented by Lucky, the oldest of the cats, and the court was presided over by Judge Yudhi, who dismissed the case.
Ridiculous! You can't arrest Cub. You haven't read him his Miranda Rights.
So Ares got to practice both his reading and speech by reading those, and then Cub had a trial in the dining room. He was represented by Lucky, the oldest of the cats, and the court was presided over by Judge Yudhi, who dismissed the case.
That sounds amazingly normal to me. Was that your feeling about it?
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My inner 12 year-old thinks it's appropriate that Valentines Day is on a "hump day" this year.
There were a lot of little 'not normal' details in between that I won't bore with, but still kept things in the Chaos realm. It was a positive experience overall(except for Cub, who did not really want to be arrested), however. Not all Chaos is bad.
I was thinking more it was nice to be able to 'teach' something again. A lot of our homeschool lessons were informal things like that, though for so long Ares wasn't engaging in much of those kinds of activities.
That's about what I pay to go to a restaurant... for the whole family.
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Ignorantly denying reality is not winning.
Good morning rabble.
Really it is. It's not cheesy but it is cheese