'Touched'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Breathing in that sweet new human smell. Don't they smell delicious?
Even after they're not so very new anymore, their heads still smell nice.
You know how sensitive to touch the bottom of your nose and the stretch of skin between it and your upper lip is? My favorite thing with kid-on-lap was to nuzzle-smell the scalp and the hair. Positively dizzying. Those endorphins kept me from launching one or the other of mine into orbit on more than one occasion, I'm sure.
My current favorite smell is the smell of the kids just after they come in from outside. They smell breezy and delicious.
Same student keeps sending me more and more detailed questions about the final exam. All of them are essentially, "Will you ask this question?"
Same student keeps sending me more and more detailed questions about the final exam. All of them are essentially, "Will you ask this question?"
Tell him that in the multiverse theory, every possible question will be asked somewhere....
Maybe that will confuse him and he'll go away.
"will you ask this question"Oh that is FAR too easy of a question to ask. Though it might make an interesting ice breaker question to warm up your brains. I'm not sure. Best to study EVERYTHING for the final.
Potato chip:
For those who care. Yankee/BoSox rain delay is done. After 2.5 hour wait. On ESPN.
My current favorite smell is the smell of the kids just after they come in from outside. They smell breezy and delicious.
I like the smell of sleeping kids. Mmm. Like the sound too.
Hil, he's really just asking one question: Can you promise me I'll get an A? Answer is no, can't promise, but keep trying.
She just emailed me again, to tell me that she doesn't understand one of the sections, and wants me to explain it to her. By email? This section was an hour and a half of class time.
specific questions -- specific answers -- otherwise refer her to notes, book, another place if you know one and you are feeling generous, and classmates.
My latest potential future wife responded. She uses capital letters and forms complete sentences. She loves to read. Looks promising so far.