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today, they are back. we are all to be reunited at school once more. we have survived the holiday vortex, the polar vortex.
i feel sure we will create our own vortex in no time. i smell adventure in the air.
Knowledge is an unending adventure at the edge of uncertainty – Jacob Bronowski
I didn't have my glasses on.... 
You know why I love this pic 🙂 back to the fold little ones x
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jen – i thought that you might )
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Wow!!!!
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yes!!!
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“But I usually just end up grilling” — the end of that same George Foreman quote used above. 🙂
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hahahaha – perfect )
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🙂
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Be sure to tell us the adventures you concoct in reunion with the precious little ones, Beth. And that lead-off quote of yours is somewhat wise for a man who invented a little indoor grill. Oh, wait, he was famous before that!
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of course, you know i will. and yes, i believe he did something pre-grill. )
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They’re adorable! Remind me of a bunch of kids in snowsuits.
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so funny and i agree, that’s what drew me to them )
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Of course I am tough manly man who chops logs and eats rough cut sandwiches, but I must admit I get pretty soggy about penguins, and have a plastic one with a propeller nose who gets some work as a cooling fan during the summer. He is a great friend of mine, and I was pleased to show him this picture of his relatives. He seemed very pleased to see them
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aw, i’m happy to hear you have a bit of a soggy side too, and happy your penguin was happy to see his cousins –
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You had me at the penguins 🙂
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awww…. i know they are pretty hard to resist )
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Lucky! I don’t think the kids here will ever go back to school. Just when the roads were mostly cleared and the temps back to reasonably cold levels, we got another couple inches of snow last night. No kids in school here since December 20th…
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oh so sorry, hopefully soon )
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You’ve got three great quotes. Yours might be the best: “i feel sure we will create our own vortex in no time. i smell adventure in the air.” And penguins? Countless. Are these Emperor penguin pups? When I was in Antarctica I saw many penguins, but never any penguin pups. Since then, I am always blessed to see pictures of penguins. Peace, T
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thanks for the quote shoutout and yes those are baby emperors. that is so cool that you visit antarctica. i’m sure it’s quite like nowhere else on earth. )
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I never associated kindergartners with penguins. Now, I will forever do so. 🙂
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it reminded me of them instantly and now you will forever have a fuzzy friendly view of kinders.
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It’s also called a circumpolar whirl, but that sounds like a mean thing to do to a polar bear.
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absolutely )
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🙂
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Now I have to dig out the Happy Feet DVD.
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sorry, like parading ralph fiennes in front of me so i have to watch the english patient asap
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It was 35, I bet the grills were fired up around here. People were out jogging, I bet the golf courses were full, too.
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so funny. and so true.
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You always have wonderful and exciting adventures! I love the fact you are definitely a hands on learning presenter! You teach and learn, both, as I enjoyed this dual reciprocal action! Smiles, Robin
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thanks robin and hands-on is where it’s at )
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you could’ve unleashed a string of profanity (likely, haha) and it still would have been cute because WHO DOESN’T LOVE BABY PENGUINS? Adventure sounds good to me 🙂
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So wonderful! Great post.
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thank you so much and for reading and following – best, beth
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