Today marks one year since I stared my blog. So bear with me while I reminisce for a minute.
Here's my first post about my cute dentist. And here's a great story about how my son learned English. (My son is such a "fast learner.")
There have been many proud parent moments in the last year. Like when my son figured it was better to use glue than gum on the tee to defeat your opponent in a game of T-ball. Or when he had a spelling test. The importance of brand recognition. There was also the presidential election. And kids just playing games.
This blog has been full of helpful information too. Like how to play basketball, how to wear falsies, decorating tips and a few recipes.
Did anyone but me actually go back and read all of those???
About Me
- Cookie
- I am a domestic goddess with 2 adorable angels who do everything they’re supposed to do. I vacation in the Bahamas on my own private island and sip Margaritas all day... Then I wake up and realize that I'm actually the maid, the gourmet chef, the chauffeur, the gardener, the butler, the banker, personal shopper and everything else my family needs. The Bahamas are actually the Seattle suburbs (at least no chance of a sunburn here!) but I still enjoy the occasional margarita. Sometimes it really is all about how you look at things ;)
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6 comments:
Happy Blogiversary!
I loved the story about the ESL. One of the dumbest things that I ever had to do was test the English proficiency of every child in middle school that had a language other than English spoken in the home. Did it matter that most of these kids were born in the US and had spoken English as soon as they could talk? Noooo!
Happy Blogiversary!!!
happy blogiversary! I love reading your blog--and your new profile photo is awesome!
I read the falsies one. :)
Congrats on one year!
Happy blogiversary!!
Loved quite a few of those stories :) I always know I am in for a laugh when I visit with you.
Awww, happy blogoversary! And ummm I read a few but not all ;)
And I will say that there are PLENTY of kids in our school district who were born in Chicago who don't speak English. Not a word. Until they are put in the ESL classes. *sigh*
That's a problem with the families though! :)
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