I Have a Farm
in Africa...oh wait...that's not me...

What the heck is up with the facebook addiction? Why do I(and 9 kabillion other people) feel the need to log in and see what trivial...hmmm....'stuff' people are up to. I think it is like the blog...it allows me to escape from the nine million things I should be doing...like homework, housework, parenting. Whatever it is I need people to stop sending me random gifts. I don't need cyber drinks...but you are welcome to send me real ones. I have no more room on my farm for animals...although I like trees...you can harvest them even if you haven't been around in days...those darn crops just die. I like flair...you can send me that...just not the obscene stuff... Forget the eggs, the beads, the assorted other holiday junk...that's like the darn farm gifts...just sad. The notes are fun...especially Mary's. I love looking at the pictures of my high school friends...who all look old like me...some look even older...love that! Hmmm...maybe that's why we all like facebook so much (okay, not ALL of us...Bob and Sally Mae Mander apparently have no time in their busy days for facebook...very sad) it is kind of kid like, fun, random and you get to see your friends and their families and if you don't like someone...you just don't be their friend...okay, that aspect is very appealing...admit it. Yep, that must be it.
And in case anyone cares...I've been kidnapped to Berlin with the Statue of Liberty Play...and I'm not escaping...I think I might like it there!
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Who Am I?
Me
Gender: Female
Location: United States
About Me
I'm a wife, a mom, an educator and a normal (okay, relative term here) person who makes frequent mistakes. I have a lot to say, hence the blog. My kids were adopted as babies (one through an agency and one through the foster care system). I love to talk about adoption. My daughter has sensory issues as well as ADHD. I like to vent about parenting. I am occasionally rosy, usually blunt and sometimes I am simply downright rude. Don't read if it offends you. I may sometimes write about my school experiences so let me cover my bases. I don't live in your town, I don't work at your school, I am not talking about your child, you don't know me. If you think you've figured out who I am...ask me, I will lie and say you don't know me. email me at chocolatecoffeesleep@hotmail.com
Gender: Female
Location: United States
About Me
I'm a wife, a mom, an educator and a normal (okay, relative term here) person who makes frequent mistakes. I have a lot to say, hence the blog. My kids were adopted as babies (one through an agency and one through the foster care system). I love to talk about adoption. My daughter has sensory issues as well as ADHD. I like to vent about parenting. I am occasionally rosy, usually blunt and sometimes I am simply downright rude. Don't read if it offends you. I may sometimes write about my school experiences so let me cover my bases. I don't live in your town, I don't work at your school, I am not talking about your child, you don't know me. If you think you've figured out who I am...ask me, I will lie and say you don't know me. email me at chocolatecoffeesleep@hotmail.com
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I have about 13 farm gifts stacked up. I don't have time to farm. I'm too busy stalking all my "friends" on facebook. And when I go to the farm, it's just a mess compared to other friends', so I spare myself the guilt and angst of the farm. I guess I should sell.
Flair: yes, but it still is not what it used to be now that it is virtually impossible to display. I still haven't figured it out. And I'm even sort of intelligent.
Mafia Wars: I am in the witness protection program and won't join again. Almost as silly as farming.
Pathwords: now that's an addiction that I've turned away from just because it's too hard to get to now. But I love me some Pathwords. I think in six-letter words now. Mostly three, though. Which totally screws up how I play Scramble on my iphone.
blogspot: a different healthy addiction.
looking old: speak for yourself.
Sincerely,
Mary's youthful conscience
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