Comments | kidsnurse: Project Pix [personal entry]

kidsnurse

Project Pix [personal entry]

Nov 17, 2008 09:36

( I know you've been waiting with bated breath for this. So, while I relocate my misplaced brain, here they be... )

project, koda, personal

Comments 35

topaz_eyes November 17 2008, 16:43:52 UTC

Very nice and clear layout, especially the graph. You Koda did very well. :-)

kidsnurse November 17 2008, 18:16:14 UTC

much appreciated! the kid did actually do the experiment on his own, and took all the photos used on the board [except the one of himself, of course]--but i get full credit for the layout and the graph! :)

arhh November 17 2008, 17:54:28 UTC

YAY :) *hugs* *gives you an Irish coffee.... more Irish than coffee because it sounds like you need it*

kidsnurse November 17 2008, 18:18:03 UTC

ahh yes--sounds like just what i need! i did enjoy much of the project, but i'd be lying if i didn't say i'm glad it's over.

mich8283 November 17 2008, 17:54:48 UTC

I hope you're having that well deserved rest right about now ( ... )

kidsnurse November 17 2008, 18:21:21 UTC

oh, yikes! i can relate. glad it at least earned you some extra time [could've used a bit of that myself this morning].

yes--any and all prayers welcome--most especially the 'attitude' prayer!

angelcat2865 November 21 2008, 03:30:45 UTC

Reminds me of the history project my daughter was suppose to do in sixth grade. Luckily her dad got to handle the last one she did. There are some benefits to competing parents after all. Who knew?

kidsnurse November 21 2008, 10:33:13 UTC

i knew. i mean, i know, because koda reminds me at regular intervals how much better his life would be if he had a dad--and i agree. but it is what it is, poor kid is stuck with me.

angelfirenze November 25 2008, 19:48:43 UTC

Wow, that looks awesome. He certainly won't get points deducted for not having enough on his board. *nods*

Hey, he didn't read off the board, did he? They'll take points for that, too. Don't ask me how I remember...

kidsnurse November 25 2008, 20:30:43 UTC

he says they haven't yet received their grades. i'm certain he's lying, but--as they are on thanksgiving break all freakin' week--i cannot prove it.

angelfirenze November 25 2008, 22:49:40 UTC

Um, yes, Thanksgiving Break is an entire week. Try not to be dazed at the horror of the the thing. *quoting an amazing Harry Potter story that I printed out to carry around with me*

I remember being distinctly irritated that we only got a week off for Thanksgiving, when we got two for Christmas break. *shrugs*

kidsnurse November 25 2008, 23:04:17 UTC

when i was in school, a thousand years ago, 'thanksgiving break' consisted of thursday and friday; that was all. also, we were actually allowed to call christmas break christmas break. and sing christmas carols, and everything. and no one got offended. it was kewl!

*resists urge to go off on tangent* <---stolen from angelfirenze

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