A Little Extra Motivation for you who are in the age of 35
It’s 35 degrees outside, and this is the warmest day we will have all week. This is terrible news for my daily walk. That means I need a little extra motivation to get myself moving.
It turns out that once again the gods have smiled down on me , yes me, Tessie the Frugal lady, with their shining brilliance. This time their effulgence takes the form of a brand-new library in my hometown. Yes. I’ve no doubt that this was all put in train by the heavens for my own convenience and benefit. Because we already have a great library here, but this new one is much closer to MY house.
So I checked out the new library yesterday and I came away with a book-on-cd by one of my favorite authors, Ms. P.D. James. OF COURSE I’ve already read it (Shroud for a Nightingale), but as we all know, a P.D. James novel is well worth reading/listening to many, many times. (more…)
I don’t know how I got to be so lazy because everyone else in my family work like the dickens. Hmm, now that I think about it, it is strange that my husband is one of the hardest working people I know, while most of his family are lazy bums. And then he turns around and marries me. Go figure.
I had been searching for YouTube Tutorial for math and science help for my son. And I was so tired of finding videos that weren’t helping my son in math and science class. Math and science can be confusing for me as a parent and also for my son who was struggling with math and science. He don’t like to ask for help or admit that he hasn’t understood. It’s also not easy for me to understand and teach math and science even when I have the time. So it would be great if there is a simple and proven way of supporting my son to succeed in math and science.