Here’s something that I ran into today that really makes me
wonder. In APA style formatting, you
have an abstract, an introduction and a conclusion (among other things). All three of these elements say pretty much
the same thing. Why is that? If I am to use this format in a graduate
program in psychology, wouldn't one think that the people reading this are
smart enough to figure out what I’m saying without having to repeat it three
times?
My son has learned to climb things. This is not a good thing. He now attempts to scale most anything he can
find. The chair, the couch, people,
boxes, the dishwasher and the refrigerator are all fair game as far as he is
concerned. This goes right along with
trying to explain to him (remember, he’s 11 months old) that chewing on the
dishwasher is not permissible.
Is there something going on with spiders this year? I hate spiders. With a passion. There isn't much that will totally creep me
out like spiders and similar creepy crawlies.
And it seems like there are more spiders this year than there have been in
the last several years. Yesterday I had
to kill two spiders in my kitchen before I could make breakfast. All while my son is sitting in his high chair
banging on the tray with his hands yelling because he’s hungry.
There’s my randomness for this Sunday. See you next time!
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