I know this sounds foolish, but I absolutely worry about there not being any books in Heaven. What do you think? My list of want-to-read books is seriously overloaded and is not helped in the least by my constant exposure to more books. I thought keeping a list on Goodreads would help keep me under control - it has helped in that I don't feel the need to snatch every book from the library shelf in the fear that I won't remember that I want to read it. But hop on over and take a look at that list - it's seriously out of control. It is becoming apparent that I need to give up television and maybe sleeping.
My only hope is that Heaven is supplied with huge bookshelves stocked especially for me. And there should probably be tea and a window overlooking the soft rains or Ireland. What are my chances?
Saturday, October 6, 2012
Monday, October 1, 2012
Wizard in Training
I could save this post until I have a picture to back it up, but then I may never get to it.
We watched the first three Harry Potter movies this weekend. (We won't be watching any more with the kids for a while - the third was a little too scary.) Anyway, yesterday I found Mackenzie lugging her suitcase down the stairs. Figuring she was "running away" again, I asked her what was wrong. Nothing, she told me, she was just packing her wizard equipment so she'd have it for wizarding school. I found her a wooden skewer, which she decorated as a wand, and she spent a good part of the afternoon casting spells.
We get so wrapped up in the day-to-day, the homework, getting ready for school, showers before bed, that we forget to look for the fun. Our serious, seriously crabby little girl has a wonderful imagination. Hope I can remember to add a picture to this soon.
We watched the first three Harry Potter movies this weekend. (We won't be watching any more with the kids for a while - the third was a little too scary.) Anyway, yesterday I found Mackenzie lugging her suitcase down the stairs. Figuring she was "running away" again, I asked her what was wrong. Nothing, she told me, she was just packing her wizard equipment so she'd have it for wizarding school. I found her a wooden skewer, which she decorated as a wand, and she spent a good part of the afternoon casting spells.
We get so wrapped up in the day-to-day, the homework, getting ready for school, showers before bed, that we forget to look for the fun. Our serious, seriously crabby little girl has a wonderful imagination. Hope I can remember to add a picture to this soon.
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