~Thomas has this strongly held belief....if he watches Spanish television, he will learn Spanish. Even though he doesn't know any Spanish, he is convinced that he will magically pick it up after enough Spanish television viewing. So the other day, he is flipping through channels and stops on a Spanish station...There he is with Katarina watching a Spanish show. He tells her, "You can learn a lot by watching this" I looked up at the tv and said, "Considering this is a soap opera, she probably could, but I don't know if that is a good thing or not." And thus ended our foreign language lesson for the day!
~Have you heard about Jaden, the sweet little boy who is fighting cancer? Well, if you are looking for some toothpaste (and honestly, shouldn't we all be buying toothpaste?) you can pick it up from Tooth Soap and they will donate a percentage of the proceeds to his family.
~Do you want to learn how to crochet? Check out Hookin' for a Cause (how great is that name?) Every Saturday at 3pm EST you can sit in on a free crochet lesson. Each week's lesson is saved, so you can get caught up on what you miss. It is a great time with some great folks, and you get to learn a new skill....for free! You can't beat that!
~This is a special moment for my mom....I saw this sign on the side of the road the other night....
It is blurry (I was taking the picture out of a moving car at night) so it says "Face off for a cause".....Now, if my mom doesn't call me laughing hilariously, I'll know she isn't really reading my blog! xoxo Mom-I love ya!
~I saw this Kotex commercial at Misadventures of Mel, and it is hilarious. It expresses all the thoughts I have ever had about tampon and pad commercials!
~Are you an abuse survivor? There is still time to sign up for the 2nd Annual Army of Angels Conference - Be Your Own Hero It is going to be an amazing time of joy, inspiration, great speakers and much more! I can hardly wait for October to arrive!
Friday's are a great day to pull it all together! Take all the fragments from the week and sort them out, make them work for you.....turn them into a blog post! They are also a great day to find some new blogs to follow...
Happy Friday!:-)
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Have a great FRIDAY! :-)
Hey I'm your first Friday Follower- It's great to meet you! Have a fabulous weekend and don't forget to come and check out my blog too!
ReplyDeleteVery nice fragments! Love the tip about the tooth soap. I will check it out.
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend!
Stopping by from FF & I am now following you..Hope you have a great Friday!!!
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Try Craig's List for the roller skates.
ReplyDeleteMy husband does that thing with spanish. He puts on a spanish channel and then pretends he's speaking along with them.
I love to crochet.
THat is very expensive for roller skates. Happy Friday Follow! Visiting and following from FF, and so thankful to you joined us this week. Best of luck winning the cash giveaway. Toothsoap.com is freaking awesome!
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Ummm... we're the people who pay that much for skates! haha!! My husband just paid $130 just for new WHEELS for his skates!!! And then there's plates & bearings & all the things that make up a skate - not including a boot... its a crazy world!
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with you about the skates. I went looking for them and couldn't believe that for my size they were more expensive. Frustrating! I guess some people say if you have a second hand sporting goods store you can sometimes find them there.
ReplyDeleteThat commercial was funny! have a great weekend!
Super blog. I write for children and home-school. I am Friday following. Happy weekend. =)
ReplyDeletethanks for the visit! That commercial is hilarious!
ReplyDelete$140 for skates?!? That's crazy...I don't remember them being that much when I was a kid, lol. Thanks for the comment on my blog! I'm following you now...can't wait to get to know you better :-) Happy Friday!
ReplyDeleteGreat fragments!
ReplyDeleteI bet you could find skates at the Goodwill...if you don't mind used skates or skates not in your size ;).
That commercial is hilarious!
Have a great weekend!
Hey! I'm new from Friday Follow and I'm your newest follower! I can't wait to start reading your posts and getting to know you more!!
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a great Friday and weekend!
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Love the fragments. I too was shocked to find out how much roller skates cost when my niece asked for them for Christmas this past year! Ridiculous!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat blog - I plan to come back off, I am returning your Friday Follow - Thanks for stopping by!
I am following you from Friday Follow and hope you will follow me back.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed reading all your fragments! Love the Spanish lesson. It is nice to see you part of Friday Follow! Have a wonderful weekend. Rita @ One 2 Try.
ReplyDeleteI'm always surprised how expensive roller blades are.
ReplyDeleteThe watching tv to learn a language doesn't seem like a bad idea actually but maybe don't watch soup operas. I think if you watch Spanish news you could probably guess what it means here and there and pick up a few words.
Here via Tanya. She said hi too.
Happy Friday Follow! I'm following you too. You might want to try a secondhand store for those roller skates. Have a great weekend! :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm your newest follower from FF. Can't wait to read more, stop by my blog sometime! Happy FF!
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Happy Friday Follow! Thanks for stopping by my blog earlier! I'm here to return the favor!
ReplyDeleteI can't hear "roller skates" without singing the song. Can you? (Assuming you're old enough to know it, haha)
ReplyDeleteJust bought a pair of rollerblades for my daughter yesterday. (My MIL bought them for her for her bday coming up; there's no way I could afford them!
Yes, I am an abuse survivor. I'll have to check out your link!
Thanks for fragmenting this week :) Have a great weekend.
I've heard from many foreign friends that they learned to speak English from watching TV. I don't know how they do it. I guess if you learn from watching soap operas then you would know how to use the "dramatic pause." :)
ReplyDeleteYou have some great causes and links listed here. Thanks for passing on the info!
ReplyDeleteLOL about the Spanish channel!
Hey, Tracie-- Thanks for stopping by Birth Story. I agree with you, it's unbelievable a man presided at the Seneca Falls Convention, but then we were not where are now.
ReplyDeleteHappy Saturday! --Delia
The whole "watching Spanish to learn Spanish" concept sounds like a pretty good deal to me! I wish it worked like that, although, isn't that how children learn their first language-- by listening to it?
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