Why is it so hard to find gender neutral things for babies? Wrapping paper? I couldn't even find plain boxes to decorate with the non-existant wrapping paper.
Then there's gender neutral clothing - hmmm... I'm knitting it at the moment, but trying to find a nice blanket!
Grrr!
Every night they visit you / Every night they come / And bit by bit / They steal your brain / And feed it to their MUM -- "The Madness Hamsters" by Edward Monkton
Wednesday, 19 September 2007
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Saturday, 15 September 2007
Coshocton
My fav myspace page is actually a library page – wildly envious, and the librarian is one of my heroes… Coshocton Public Library. RoseMary seems really nice. She has a blog, too. So I’ve been to visit the Coshocton teens’ site, blog and myspace pages to see how they’re different from each other – and what we could do here.
Well, well, well...
What a start to the day... South Africa trouncing England in the World Cup 36-0!!
The only thing better than that was Zimbabwe beating Australia in the Twenty20 World Cup a couple of days ago!
The only thing better than that was Zimbabwe beating Australia in the Twenty20 World Cup a couple of days ago!
What book got you hooked?
First Book, an American literacy organisation, celebrated giving its 50 millionth book to children in need with a 'What book got you hooked?' campaign.
Create Readers, the National Library children's lit blog, is asking New Zealanders the same thing.
My memory's a bit hazy from that time, but the books I do remember hearing as a preschooler, and possibly reading a bit later on were:
Create Readers, the National Library children's lit blog, is asking New Zealanders the same thing.
My memory's a bit hazy from that time, but the books I do remember hearing as a preschooler, and possibly reading a bit later on were:
- Green eggs and ham by Dr Seuss
- The lion in the meadow by Margaret Mahy
- Are you my mother? by P.D. Eastman
- and, horror of horrors, Richard Scarry!
What were yours?
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