You have to wonder what kind of a person Googles "What is actual life?". And when you use google as a verb, do you capitalize it? Are all the people Googling "imponderabilia" looking for me, or are they just stymied by the word?
My kids played outside for two hours after school today. They drew on the driveway with chalk. Amazingly, my son managed to cover most of his clothes in chalk dust. He had spots of it in the middle of his back. I could tell the splotches lower on his back were from putting his hands on his back, just above his waist, but I'm not quite sure how he managed to get the chalk between his shoulderblades. I don't think he was rolling on his back in the driveway.
And I finally saw a robin. Maybe - just maybe - spring really is coming.
I've been reading all kinds of fun stuff, but nothing that I love or hate enough to blog about. Except for two more Newbery winners: The Giver, the 1994 winner by Lois Lowry (and guess what? I even liked the cover), and Roller Skates, by Ruth Sawyer, which won the award in 1937.
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My little guy came home from preschool with his pants, socks and boots COMPLETELY soaked from playing in the mud & puddles. He had some colored chalk on him, too. Hurray! :)
And -- I just went to read your review of Roller Skates. I read and re-read that book MANY times when I was a kid. I'm glad you liked it.
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