I always have tons of ideas swirling around in my head but not normally enough to write an entire post (I know, hard to believe).
D.R.I.V.E.L Not wanting to deprive you, my loyal followers from all the drivel brilliance that is inside my 6×8″ head I’ve come up with a plan.Yes, I really measured my head.If it sounds big or small it’s because I had to measure it with a flat ruler. You know, the ones from Grade One. Which is probably when this one is from except “Grade One in 1912” because Nanna is Spring Cleaning (in July) and I’m getting all the junk keepsakes from her Mother and her Mother’s Mother. Can you say crusty unfinished gimp bracelets from Camp, baby teeth, garter belts… I’ll just stop there because I definitely have enough content about that. Lucky you.
Circa 1912. Where was I?
D.R.I.V.E.L
Anyways, I couldn’t use a measuring tape because someone borrowed it…
Circa 1912.
The plan is to compile a list of worthy (but mostly non-worthy) thoughts and finds.
Grab your beverage of choice and get a peek into how I waste spend my time.
- The least likely person in my life to be influenced by my drivel called me up to tell me that he bought one of the products I’d reviewed and… It worked.
- Fun with Homonyms (@WriteatHome). Two Tweet is Grate!
- Found this post of Scott Henley’s over at Dad Connection. The only thing I’d change would be to call it “10 ways to LOVE your kids”.
- In my spare time I make up words. Must submit “drivelness” to Urban Dictionary.
- People are looking for activities to keep their kids
out of their haireducationally entertained. Here’s a few of our tried and tested ones:- Cook boiled eggs. Let the kids peel them. All of them. Who cares if they don’t even eat them. Do you know how long it takes a two year old to peel an egg? Long enough to write this post…
- Let a bunch of flies into the house and tell the kids to catch them.
- Encourage the kids to dump something really messy like “the dregs at the bottom of the Shreddie Box” on the floor. Have them clean it up. Rinse and repeat.
- Play hide and go seek. They hide, you don’t seek.
- Know anyone that sells individual “cricut-like” handheld things?
- I’m writing a guest post on “All Things Multiples”? Anything you want to know in particular like “How regular were my bowel movements with three parasites inside me” or “What’s it like to have a litter jump on your stomach all at the same time” (didn’t Houdini die from something like that?). Please leave your fabulous questions in the comments.
See, just like I said, Completely Useless Drivel.
Note that Dictionary.com says the definition of drivel is “saliva flowing from the mouth, or mucus from the nose”. Totally what I was going for.
HAHA! Oh my goodness! I love this post! 🙂 Knot Ewes less at all!
You add so much humour to my day! I would love to be a fly on your wall, LOL!
I am so thoroughly offended by your supposed ‘fun with homonyms’ that I may not speak to you again.
But I like you kid-activity ideas (esp hide and seek) so I may reverse my earlier decision.
I love reading your posts…..
haha! Love your tried and tested ways to keep the kiddos busy! Off to try the Cooked Boiled Eggs trick! 😀
hahaha…love this post!! Sarah, do you have triplets??
I admire writers who can infuse a dash of humour into their writing. 🙂 I’ve awarded you a Liebster Blog award. Check out the details at http://www.thekoalabearwriter.com/2012/07/liebster-blog-award.html.
You are funny and crazed and i WISH we could meet in real life. I would love to share a drink and LOL.
Paula
Love it:) Too funny!
haha I love this! I especially love the part about kids peeling eggs 😉 I shall have to try that next time I’m on my blog and need a distraction for them 🙂
Great post. You are too funny.
Gold Jerry, Gold! Great stuff Sarah!