Stella was only in the office for an hour, but made a huge mess. She left papers, toys, blankets, dress-up clothes and food in her wake. She ate every pretzel, piece of Pirate’s Booty, cookie and raisin in sight. She tried to get into the drawer under the printer, but Bruce’s big, comfy chair is blocking it. She drew a sweet picture of a princess “leaning her head back and enjoying the sun” and then signed her name on the top. Amazing penmanship!
She also put on a little fashion show as you can see here…
The Skev Report – We finally got a visit from Skevtin Bieber!! He's sporting a shaggier hairdo and he has a cold. He missed school to visit the doctor and was considerate enough to slather on the Purell. He catered last night and tried some of the prime rib. Too bad it was gross. I think he agreed to be my GMAT math tutor. Woo-hoo! Skev hasn’t heard any good new music lately, but he did see “The Town”.
Mike told us a hilarious story about visiting Russell Orchards as a kid, buying a dozen cider donuts for his family, but eating them all himself that day and puking all night long! BTW – What’s Brewing makes their own, delicious cider donuts. Skev says he wanders in and out of people’s lives (don’t we know it!), is a self-proclaimed pessimist and he feels most text messages are “snarky”. He said while he may appear to have a soft façade, he’s really hard-hearted, kind of like a chocolate turtle. Skev likes the song, “Runaround Sue” and thinks it would be a good Lip Sync song. We agree!
Josh rose to the challenge and baked delicious, delicious chocolate-chip oatmeal cookies. Soooo good.
Josh also pointed out a spooky visitor, relaxing at the little tykes structure… his name tag says “Marvelous Marvin”, but I think he’s more like Michael Myers or Freddy Krueger. Tis the season!
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What kinds of math content is on the GMAT? Just wondering, good luck on it (and tomorrow in Gloucester)!
ReplyDeleteMoose, I have a feeling that you would kill it. It's basic math concepts (stats, probability, etc.), pre-algebra, algebra and geometry. But if you haven't done it in a LONG time, it's hard to remember (well, for me it is, anyway!). Soooo, to make sure I don't fail, I'm going to need a tutor!
ReplyDeleteI completely understand the not-remembering-old-concepts thing. I find it's kind of hard to remember stuff from over the summer! I'm sure you'll do great.
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