It took me an hour to vacuum the living room, the hallway, and one third of my bedroom. And if there was anything to pick up from the path of the vac, I had to bend down. Ever try to un-squat when the bones, joints and the muscles won't cooperate? So I bend. Let me paint you a word picture:
I'm bending over with the head down toward the floor, reaching for the object in question. When the upper part of the body folds itself over the abdomen (otherwise known as the belly), the action elicits a grunt worthy of the largest swine of the male persuasion. And when the head is progressing in its downward journey, what comes up toward the ceiling? It ain't purty, I'm tellin' ya.
I guess it's time to find someone to come in and vacuum for me, maybe once a week. Any offers?
Shalom
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I use this to get through afternoon homework for #3 and it works wonderfully without putting so much caffeine in him that he can't get to sleep that night.
Good luck!
Alli
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Math was never my favorite subject nor was I good at it either. I don't envy you.
how wonderfully lucky these gals are.. and thier mom too
want to come to utah??
I love it that you have the girls to keep you young and active. The older girl sounds precocious and very much like Rena to me, from what you've described of Rena.
The younger girl needs her homework broken down into bite-size portions of 10, 10 and 5 questions, with little snack or juice breaks in between. No cookies, juice or TV WITH homework. Only after.
I love 'Fiddler on the Roof'! I know you will enjoy it.
Love,
E.L.
They have these cool grabber claw things that you might have seen people pick up trash with. Hubby has one and he uses it to pick up little pieces of paper or other little things that hit the floor.
What a great service you're doing for those girls!! My son used to approach his math the same way. He just didn't take the time to read it carefully. I can't say that I actually taught him not to do it, I think it just came with maturity and us doing math problems together over and over.