Cesario and Sebastian: *exist*
Olivia: Most wonderful!
Me: There's two of them, yay!
10 y.o.: Yay, I have two husbands. I'll make them take turns working, and have one accompany me all the time.
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Cesario and Sebastian: *exist*
Olivia: Most wonderful!
Me: There's two of them, yay!
10 y.o.: Yay, I have two husbands. I'll make them take turns working, and have one accompany me all the time.
5 y.o.: Mama, when can we go to New York City?
Me: ? Why do you want to go there?
9 y.o.: In New York you can be a new man.
Brooks watched Midsummer Night's Dream happily for 30 minutes. It was perfect timing because we caught the last 30 minutes (it was a shortened Backyard Bard play at 45 minutes).
After 30 minutes of watching and eating rice crackers with his brother: "I'm tired; I want to go." (Translation: go to the playground)
They played at the playground, and I was able to watch the first 40 minutes of Hamlet (60-min) half an hour later. It was a comedy/tragedy double feature =D
I was impressed that both River and Brooks stood and watched for that long. (River probably could've watched at least half an hour more).
It'd be great if they do Twelft Night next summer =)
It's 4 a.m. and I'm agonizing about buying Mandarin Chinese curriculum for my kids. (Don't I already teach them enough stuff?? @___@)
Problem is, once-a-week language lessons is useless. Did that for nine months with River when he was four, and I'm pretty sure he retained 0% of it, even mere days later.
So. I'll have to teach them at least twice a week. It would help if I can teach them both _at the same time_. But if I were a teacher/tutor, I would not want to teach a 4.5 y.o. and a 9 y.o. together. Haha. Ha.
There's SageBooks, but it's for teaching Mandarin-speaking kids how to read (Sort of similar to BOB books). The first phrase it teaches is "tall mountain," which...does not come up in conversations a lot. Also, their base of operations is HongKong >> $$$ Shipping
BetterChinese My First Chinese Words looks like a good choice, but dear lord their website looks so unprofessional. There are "40 Reviews" but they're not visible (???). Also, $15 shipping? You should give me a discount when I purchase more items instead of punishing me with extra shipping. Ughhh
My 4 y.o. made his first bilingual pun today. It involves butts. Of course.
Me: *binge-watches Clone Wars*
Me, whenever Obi-Wan is onscreen: Obi-Wan...
4 y.o.: *sees a clip of Ewan McGregor*
4 y.o.: What is Obi-Wan doing?
Me: (How do you know it's the same character)
Me: Ok, Mama's turn
4 y.o.: Wait I want to do something. *exits YouTube*
4 y.o.: Is it the orange one? *selects CrunchyRoll*
Me: (Did I really watch Yuri on Ice that often?)
here's my little tokyo revengers/the hobbit crossover art for a fic that goes with it which i wrote for TR Rarepair Week Day 7 (fantasy)
koko's an elf here, mochi's a skinchanger like beorn
it's not my best work but i still like it :)