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I Bought a Book.
It’s true. I’ve purchased a brand new 2010 book. It has a shiny cover and 244 pages. Much to my disappointment, it has no pictures (or sadly pop-ups). My intention with this new purchase is to do a...
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Ahead to the Future.
Evil Spawn. 4th grade. Yard. iPad. WiFi. What’s this? A little thing I like to call the future. Don’t wait, it may pass you by.
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Cursing is Wrong? I Wish Someone Had Told Me.
I knew when we bought the Evil Spawn there would be some new responsibilities as parents (I like to think of her as an investment in my future… which means free-housing when I’m old and senile… or...
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Buddy the Dog Has An Arch Nemesis. And So Do I.
We have a new member in our household. Robbie. No, we didn’t buy the Evil Spawn a brother (she is adamantly opposed to the idea of sharing her stuff). We got a Roomba. Robbie the Robot is now...
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Why Has This Blog Been on Vacation? Ask My Computer.
This is one of those blogs only I care about (but this works out well because it is my blog). Let’s just get this out in the open. No need to sugarcoat things. We‘re big boys and girls after all. (if...
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Are You Thankful?
The Evil Spawn is. She has a list of 25 items for which she is thankful. I’m happy to say I made the list. Right underneath… Mom. Buddy the Dog. Food. Water. Air (the girl has her priorities)....
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Why Are You Reading This Blog During Christmas Break?
Get a life people. Most of you probably have a few days off, and you shouldn’t be wasting your precious time on this drivel. We all spend way too much time mindlessly staring at our computers and...
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Kids These Days Are Weird. I Mean Wired.
I’ve noticed something about The Evil Spawn lately. She is growing up (sad, I know). With this comes the inevitable. She will spend more time with her peers and less time with her parents (this part...
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