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It's Like a Museum of Failure

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(Untitled) - April 11, 2008

I had to share this.The kindergarteners know I like pirates. I have two or three pairs of pirate shoes I wear to school on a regular basis. The whistle I use on recess duty is on a Pirates of the Caribbean lanyard. On Halloween I came to work in my pirate gear. The kids tell me once in awhile that I look like a pirate although I've never come into work unwashed, in mismatched clothing, wearing a peg leg, donning an eyepatch, feeding a parrot on my shoulder, or suffering from scurvy - so I'm.
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(Untitled) - April 9, 2008

Holy cow, I'm on a posting roll at the moment. I'm sure that'll end soon. Anyway, two orders of business!1. My niece was born Monday night! Granted, she's not technically blood related, but she's the brand new baby of a close family friend. In fact, the Baby Daddy called up Mom this morning and said, "Hi grandma!" There's a baby shower in a week so hopefully I'll see her then.2. My apartment is getting to the point where it's actively attacking me, mostly through the battle tactic of...
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(Untitled) - April 6, 2008

So I was way too tired to update right after it happened, but I totally saw Eddie Izzard on Friday night. He was dressed up like his The Riches character - which disappointed my DAD of all people. My Dad. You know, the great big manly man who hails from the US Army and who won't be caught dead in the toy aisle when I'm looking for ponies. My Dad was so disappointed in Eddie for not coming out on stage in lady-clothes and makeup that - and this, my friends, is mind blowing - he ACTUALLY...
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