A professor at my college once famously opened his lecture by saying “Opinions are like ass***** and everybody has one." This is certainly not his original but it made an impact because this was coming from a guy who made his living - bread, butter and jam by airing his opinions. He was an art critic! I am aware that I will not be paid for this opinion venting. I will be content just knowing I will have less clutter in my head.
Thursday, March 29, 2007
Yummy!
I made this chocolate cake!!! It had V licking his fingers (he belongs to this rare species which doesn't enjoy chocolates) and so this has turned out to be a huge success. Only now I hope I can make this again.
Monday, March 26, 2007
To do
Some of the topics I want to blog on - Caffeine, Tress stress, Summer Holidays, hydrophobia exercisophobia
I will write them sometime.
I will write them sometime.
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
If Men Could Menstruate!
I found this absolutely delightful article written by Gloria Steinem here
It was first written in 1978 for Ms.Magazine.
A recent interview with Gloria.
It was first written in 1978 for Ms.Magazine.
A recent interview with Gloria.
Friday, March 16, 2007
Crazy world
I was talking to a friend of mine today and she says she is busy with her daughter's graduation day coming up in two weeks. Her daughter is FIVE! The graduation is from nursery to first standard. And what more the child has to give a 2-3 min speech on her experiences in school. Two other kids from her class are asked to do the same; one of them on their future plans. A five-year-old with a future plan! My friend decided include her daughter in speech writing process so she asks her what she liked about her "3 years" of school experience. The little one thinks for a while and says "I like that we play on the swing every day" hardly the stuff for the speech so my friend insists to think harder. Then the girls says "I liked it when we went on that picnic from school." No help there eh.
I wonder how the mother of the five-year-old with the speech to write on the future plan is getting along. But then that would be easy...just tell your plans for your little one.
But I am guessing the toughest part would be to get the children byheart the speech and say it in front of the whole school and its parents.
Does someone know a regular school which doesn't ask five-year-olds about their future plans or how much the software engineer father earns or insist that the mother be a graduate but not working? I am kinda beginning to panic about the education my kids will get...
Thursday, March 15, 2007
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