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廚房流理臺和牆砍掉重練

2014年04月17日
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”砍掉重練“ˋ這是什麼句子哎？ 啊我中文已經爛到常常要查字典翻譯 就是remodel-改建 可是只是把白磁磚的廚房流理臺和牆換掉 我就可以猶豫快七八年耶 因為問了好幾家估價都說這廚房光是 流理臺和牆砍掉重練就超過＄5500 所以一直擱著沒動工 靠yelp找到Elegant Kitchen & Baths 開始就將以設好的預算＄5000告訴老闆 有一種無誠勿試的心態 媽咪請老闆來加丈量估價後 超過預算一點點 因為老闆還蠻有誠意的 如果我挑便宜一點的石頭Quartz 700系列 應該可以擠進五千美元預算吧 老闆說如果牆沒敲爛不用補牆 還可再省下些錢（當初老闆說補牆需要＄640的) 媽咪又去看了Ａrizona Tile and Stone 還有掛在Houzz研究很久才決定牆用哪種磁磚 老闆請我們星期六到他的店裡挑磁磚 一家人去還好我事前已經研究妥當 http://www.colorquartzstone.com 選了ColorQuartzR Stone ＣＱ710 Vanilla Cream 還有木紋陶瓷磚加上家人投票意見的雲彩藍灰白碎磚 所以就簽約繳定金了 老闆說請我一定去挑石頭 覺得奇怪quartz顏色都一樣幹嘛還要像granite 去挑那一塊石頭 但是老闆好像很擔心客戶到時覺得顏色或材質不對時 貴鬆鬆的石頭已經切割了就來不及啦 所以星期一媽咪還是自己開車跑一趟囉蘭缸的“陽光大理石” 挑一下眼見為準 雖然沒能一片片看但是 了解是同一批出來的顏色都差不多 如果很早期的存貨顏色倒是比較深 回家過爾灣媽咪順便去買菜 居然見到新開的麵包店櫃檯就是媽咪選的那種 ColorQuartzR Stone ＣＱ710 Vanilla Cream 看那接縫很差參次不齊很擔心 還好這家接縫最後做的很好 不仔細看看不出來

家長老師座談會* 放假 *

2013年10月31日
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山大王今年的老師很酷 完全不依賴家長的幫忙 而且不怕回家作業多到家長不爽 現在又要學生在學校就開始寫回家功課 訓練學生為自己負責 山大王剛好被她好好地訓練 說老師很酷就是 與家長老師座談會時 因為我們先到山大妞家長老師座談會 有一點耽誤了 老師就說沒關係我們有一整天 說山大王沒什麼大問題 五年級的功課他都會了 六年級的數學很多小朋友還在學 他已經開始開竅自學了 寫作的用字也很棒 只是個性還是十歲小男生在轉變賀爾蒙失調的關係 她可以理解山大王是個好孩子 所以目前成績都算優等 只是上課專心和同儕相處還待加強 之前我們8:20到山大妞班上 算是第一個與家長老師座談會 老師成績單還沒印出來但要我們先進去 每次我們都是帶孩子去 然後讓他們在教室一角自修 山大王外向的個性讓山大妞的Mrs. V老師印象深刻 V老師一問就知道山大王老師是誰 就知道山大王在資優班 但山大妞今年考試學區還未決定 所以不知道明年山大妞可否有免費資優考試可參加 V老師很讚賞山大妞的上課的表現 老師告知山大妞閱讀程度已經有三年級程度(L631) 數學社會科學和合作參與等都是優等 尤其是寫作是山大妞的強項 老師說她已經有高年級的寫作技巧 只是拼字和文法還在學習中 但是在班上已經算是頂尖的 所以今天家長老師座談會算是十分順利 之前為山大王忐忑不安的心算是放心不少

媽咪又回學校幫忙了

2013年10月25日
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前天媽咪終於知道蓋手印沒過 校區說要親自回去領資料 覺得校區實在很糟糕 媽咪留了好幾通電話都沒回 每次等到有人接電話都要給全部的SSN 最後問到蓋手印沒過 還是得親自去拿 等到親自去拿居然也沒對身分證就可以領走個人資料 老師等不及了需要家長去幫忙 要山大妞跟媽咪說這星期五請去幫忙弄Homework folders 等到媽咪先把小孩在學校附近讓他們下車走進學校 然後媽咪才去找車位 等到媽咪找到可以不阻礙後面車流停進去的車位 要走兩個block才可以到學校 今日掌管貼紙的是學校護士 媽咪雖然手印還要重蓋 但因為已經在申請教區狗牌了 所以護士兼看門管理員恩准 媽咪我貼可以進教室的橘色貼紙 為什麼說狗牌呢?因為有這個牌子掛在身上很威風 可以自在地悠遊老師們和小孩子間 不怕被懷疑是居心不良人士 而且要進教室就進教室 要待多久就可待多久 當然老師也可以讓戴狗牌的家長免費幫忙 或顧一下一班32個的學生 然後老師可以放心離開教室上廁所 到教室後老師讓我收好小朋友的家庭作業本 到教室間的Pod審核小朋友一周作業 媽咪仔細核對 把有疑問的寫下來分開放跟老師說明後 老師見我還有時間幫忙 立馬把剛剛小朋友考好的拼字考卷十分客氣地 請我幫忙改考卷 一切的一切 都要感謝親愛的老公去上班 讓白吃白住的媽咪我花錢去申請狗牌 如此讓我可以趁機會跟女兒在學校擁抱兩秒 同時了解到她在班上的成績 啊!愛是恆久忍耐又有恩慈!

女孩的決心

2013年10月24日
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這篇要寫山大妞 但是標題下的是女孩的決心 因為養女兒總是會看見以前的自己 所以只說山大妞是不公平的 山大妞從小就表現貼心 但是她的隨興和隨意有原則的 七歲半後山大妞不願意再依媽咪的意練芭蕾舞了 七歲後山大妞終於開始和哥哥一樣學鋼琴 雖然她心不情願地答應要學 但是卻很自動自發地每天練琴 而且是無聊就去練 早上六點或五點就自己爬起來練 不過山大妞也因為知道眼淚可穿鐵石心腸 因此到昨夜還可以清晨4點跑來媽咪床上睡 她非常有信心地在黑暗中轉開爸鼻媽咪的房間 靜悄悄到媽咪要她踢被子時才會發現她又來換床睡了 以前喜歡的公主裝現在都不要了 尤其有迪士尼公主的都可以捨棄 對神奇樹屋系列的書還是很喜歡 但是對兒童繪本仍然十分熱衷 而且山大妞還是偏愛動物女生生物科學 和可愛的彼得兔系列書 哥哥在二年級時對故事書已經可以持續看40分鐘到一個小時的書 看了長篇小說短篇小說都輕而易舉 The Secrets of Droon C. S. Lewis的Narnia 哈利波特 希臘神話都喜歡 但是山大妞對小說沒圖案不感興趣 媽咪也只能隨她 有時彈鋼琴她要隨興彈 不讓她隨興彈 她就掉眼淚生氣 聽到哥哥被罵 沒她的事她也會躲起來難過避風頭 見到Hannah the Mermaid和女吸血鬼故事會覺得很酷 尤其看完Dracula仍然想萬聖節裝Lacy或Mina 媽咪知道她很聰明 但女生為"愛"的決心卻是很可怕的 那種可以為盲目的愛犧牲奉獻是女生決心的動力啊 七歲半山大妞媽咪可以感覺未來她會想要甚麼...

$59 Live Scan去申請教區狗牌

2013年10月11日
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為了到孩子從小學到高中時 去學校幫忙一勞永逸 媽咪我決定要去申請教區狗牌 其實是方便老師們有事要離開教室方便吧 這情節蠻奇怪的 媽咪一直以來去學校當志工都沒甚麼麻煩 只是有些困惑校區因為一些安全顧慮 有看社會新聞的校園性騷擾和恐怖分子校園槍擊案件 讓家長學校老師和教區都捏一把冷汗 所以去年起就要求老師 只有通過Live Scan的家長志工 可以單獨沒有老師看著和學生一起 其實以前有一年更嚴還要通過肺部健康檢查 因為都得自費申請 所以媽咪都用直接用參觀者(Visitor)的黃牌貼紙去學校幫忙 遇到老師需要離開教室一下下上個廁所 呼吸一下沒有小毛頭的新鮮空氣 黃牌貼紙就很不好看啦 老師們當然喜歡這些不用付錢的家長義工 但是學校有規定 只有橘色貼紙的義工才可留著單獨和小孩們共處 就因為這樣媽咪決定去自費$59申請Live Scan 兩個星期前約了時間 今天九點去橘郡警局掃描蓋手印 可惜有個麻煩就是 媽咪的手汗讓手指紋超難掃描好的 那位負責的胖胖警探雖然脾氣不錯 但每指頭都要掃兩到三次以上 他掃的都快哭出來啦 趕快打手機去請救兵 真的去掃描手印花了快一個小時 救兵說這樣掃出來的印也不是很清楚 所以送件後也有可能會不過 要重新掃一次 花這$59真的很掃興 也許以後都用不到說 爸鼻就覺得媽咪不用再去學校幫忙啦 可是沒有去學校幫忙 都不知道自己小孩學習的狀況媽咪還是很擔心 媽咪還是決定浪費這$59 再試一次吧

si je m'en sors (If I get through)

2013年06月24日
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si je m'en sors Je suis le fruit d'une blessure Le souffle d'un trop long combat Dans le silence et sans injure J'ai grandi http://lyricstranslate.com dans des draps de soie Je suis née sans éclaboussure Regardez-moi, rien ne se voit Je n'en serai jamais trop sure De vous a moi je ne sais pas [Refrain:] Mais si je m'en sors Sans bleu au corps Etre normale pour etre bien Effacer quelques lignes de ma main Et si je m'en sors Je veux encore sentir la chaleur De ce beau matin, ensemble, alliés Contre un drôle de destin Je ne connais pas le plus dur Je n'ai pas vraiment de blessures Sans vous je n'existerais pas Sans vous je ne me connais pas De cette histoire ce qui me touche C'est qu'il n'y a rien à regretter Quelques silences au fond de moi Y a des silences et c'est comme ca [au Refrain] Et si je m'en sors Un peu plus forte Etre normale pour être bien Effacer quelques lignes de ma main Mais si je m'en sors Je veux encore sentir la chaleur De ce beau matin, ensemble, alliés Contre un drôle de destin Drôle de destin Et si je m'en sors, sans bleu au corps ******************************************* I am the fruit of a wound The breath of a too long a battle In silence and without abuse I grew in silk sheets I was born without a mark [lit:stain] Look at me, nothing to be seen Whether I will ever be sure Of you and me, I do not know {Refrain:} But if I get through Without bruises, To be normal, to be well, Erase some lines on my hand And if I get through I want to feel the heat Of this beautiful morning once more, allies together Against a strange destiny (fate) I do not know how hard it really is I have never really been hurt Without you I would not exist Without you I do not know myself What moves me in this story is there is nothing to regret Silence in the depths of me, Silence dwells there, that's how it is. {Refrain:} But if I get through A little stronger, To be normal, to be well, Erase some lines on my hand And if I get through I want to feel the heat Of this beautiful morning once more, flighting together Against a strange destiny If I get through, without bruises.......

幼童軍畢業露營

2013年05月31日
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Start: May 31 2013 - 3:00pm End: Jun 2 2013 - 11:00am Location: O’Neill Regional Park / 30892 Trabuco Canyon Road Trabuco Canyon, California 92678 Event Details: Come out and camp as a family with Pack 700. Grad Camp is a fun camp out with the pack, filled with both Den and Pack activities. Saturday night will be our annual graduation ceremony .... You won't want to miss this! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Scouts - Cub Scouts are free and will receive a free Grad Camp 2013 T-Shirt. Adults & Siblings are $10 each ($10.30 pay pal) and includes Saturday Pack lunch & dinner, plus Sunday breakfast. Note: The fee is a flat $10 per person, whether you stay for the entire weekend or less. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Details: Plan on Friday dinner & Saturday breakfast with your Den. The Pack will provide lunch & dinner on Saturday, plus breakfast on Sunday. Parking is limited. One parking pass per family. You cannot purchase additional passes. You may go in & out. The Pack is paying for the camp site & parking. We have 3 areas with fire pits reserved. Please look for your group and set up accordingly. Plan on arriving between 3:00-5:00pm. Arriving before dark to set up camp is best (no lights). Opening Flag ceremony at 5:30pm. Leaders will pass out Grad Camp T-shirts on Friday at camp. There are full bathrooms with showers. No electricity. What to Bring: Each family to bring one bundle of firewood for the campfire Bring NEW RANK HAT & HANDBOOK for your Scout / New scarf and slide will be provided by the Pack. Bring Current Scout Hat & Class A Uniform Your Camping Gear & Personal Items You may wish to bring snacks and drinks for in-between meals (if needed). What to Wear: Current Scouts Hats (to identify Scouts) Friday: Class B (Pack 700 T-shirt / Hat / Pants or Shorts of your choice) Saturday: Class B (Grad Camp T-shirt / Hat / Pants or Shorts of your choice) Saturday Evening: Class A Closed toed shoes at all times. We will post an agenda closer to Grad Camp date. Look for Bob Stuarts hiking sign-up ... coming soon! Space is limited. Hope to see you there for a fun and exciting weekend.

偷教一下更有效, stealth schooling strategies

2013年05月06日
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If you'd like to incorporate stealth schooling strategies into your homeschool or afterschool setting, here are some simple ways of so doing. Make materials accessible: Books, art supplies, media, and other materials on topics of interest can be selected for their age appropriateness and made readily accessible for independent exploration. Conversation: While one doesn't want to inundate a child with too much information on a topic, conversation--free-flowing, two-way chat as opposed to a one-way lecture--is a marvelous way to determine what a child knows about the topic already. (You might be surprised!) Show and tell: When it comes to topics like character development or basic life skills, children learn by watching us. So, if your child shows an interest in cooking, get in the kitchen with him or her and collaborate on a project. http://www.cedarlifeacademy.com/blog/2013/my-experience-with-stealth-schooling/ Right in the middle of school-at-home and radical unschooling is an approach that is becoming known as stealth schooling. Goldilocks would probably describe it as “just right!” No school hours, no schoolroom, just learning all the time. It’s conscious on the part of the parent, while the child merrily learns, sometimes oblivious that anything special is happening. Unlike radical unschooling, the parent has more input in what the child learns. Unlike school-at-home, it won’t look like school, because it’s stealthy! A big part of stealth learning is creating a home environment that makes it easy for a child to learn. Activities are planned, field trips are taken, questions are answered, and books are read. There won’t be a designated time to learn because stealth schoolers understand that learning shouldn’t be turned on and off. There are no school hours and no designated recesses because learning is slipped in throughout the day, all year long. There is no need for a vacation from school with stealth learning! Stealth learning probably comes closest to describing the approach I took in homeschooling my son. It wasn’t called stealth schooling then, and I’m glad to see the term being used now. It’s clearly on the unschooling spectrum, but I think it will resonate with more families. A lot of stealth schooling is, well . . . stealthy. We look for opportunities to learn. Instead of a math worksheet, we might deliberately plan to double a cookie recipe and ask a young child to help tell us how much to put in the bowl (always asking for real help and not turning it into a quiz). Many games involve math, so you can learn to add with a timed worksheet, or you can add dice or play dominoes! Before you roll your eyeballs and say this is too simplistic, the same concept applies to advanced math. If you are using math in life, (and that’s the whole point of anyone learning it, right?) involve your child in the process, and he will learn. I was practicing stealth schooling whenever I asked my child to write down something on a shopping list for me. I’d pick a time when I appeared too busy to write something down (usually cooking or doing dishes) and I’d “remember” something we needed and ask my not-yet-spelling child to write it down for me. He started to write, realized he needed help, and asked me how to spell the word, so I told him. He learned how to help me, how to spell that word, and the unspoken message was that learning to spell was useful.Very stealthy! In our family we helped nudge along interests and learning without making assignments. We made it easy for him to find new things! We utilized the library and I regularly brought home books that were just waiting to be discovered. I didn’t require that they be read. They were just there to be found, and usually they were. When he was elementary school aged, we’d talk about things during breakfast, and I’d sometimes ask quiz questions from cards that I found at a thrift store. That was loads of fun because we were playing a game. If he knew the answer, great. If he didn’t, we’d talk about the answer. It was a hodgepodge way of learning that was very stealthy. I’d also put sentences on the white board that needed correcting, and that was another “game” he loved! So I took something a bit schooly but didn’t make it an assignment. He’d discover it on his own and make the corrections. Not school-at-home, but it helped him learn spelling, punctuation, and grammar while giggling at the silly mistakes. Stealthy success! When my husband brought a tall ladder into the family room and proceeded to make a pendulum, he was practicing stealth schooling. My son and his friends had loads of questions and had a lot of fun that day! My husband didn’t wait for our son to ask about pendulums (unschooling) nor did he pull out worksheets (school-at-home). He just provided some memorable information about something he thought would be good to learn about and let the kids in the house do what they wanted with it. Super stealthy! The week I decided to organize the thousands of books in our house (I was losing track of what books we had) was turned into a stealth lesson because I involved my child in what could have otherwise just been a housekeeping project. We talked about a plan, and the books were then sorted by fiction and non-fiction, and then the fiction was alphabetized by author’s last name and the non-fiction by general categories so we could more easily find them. It took a lot of thinking to sort all of those books, so that was the first part of my stealth learning project. The second part was that I hoped he would discover some books to read, and he did. Double score in the stealth learning that week! We had more than just fun in mind when we took our son to places like the Jet Propulsion Laboratory and Cal Poly Engineering open houses. Clearly advanced math and skills were needed to do the cool things happening there, and we wanted him exposed to that while having a totally fun day. Some time later, I followed up by mentioning that advanced math was necessary for some of the things he seemed to be interested in, and did he want to start formally learning it? His answer was yes, so I selected several math programs that looked good and let him pick the one he liked best. It was up to him to work on it when he wanted and to correct his own work (I was stealthily encouraging independent skills). So it wasn’t radical unschooling and it wasn’t school-at-home, but a collaborative arrangement on his terms with our guidance and support. We’d helped him reach that point by years of stealth learning and exposing him to things we thought would help him. Kids are amazing learners and they thrive with stealth schooling! I’m definitely on the unschooling spectrum. But I also found ways to nudge learning along by exposing my child to things he might not otherwise have discovered on his own. I didn’t always wait for him to come to me with something to learn, but I also didn’t cram unwanted information in him (well, ok, I tried that when he was 6 and soon learned it wasn’t a great plan). Stealth learning may not always appear orderly (no uniform year-by-year state standards), but it’s natural and it works! It doesn’t have to be used exclusively, but it’s worth trying now and then and seeing how it might work for you and your child. My son is grown now, but I continue to practice stealth learning with other kids (as does my husband) because it’s just so fun and we know it helps them. I now realize that all the fun I had with my grandmother was really her way of stealthily teaching me. I’m not sure if she was ahead of her time, or if we are simply rediscovering one of the best ways to teach kids.

Top 10 Words for Unusual Colors Worth Looking

2013年05月05日
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1. Vermilion Color:Vivid reddish orange About the Word: Spanish painter Francisco de Goya y Lucientes (who painted in the late 1700s and early 1800s) was so fond of this vibrant color that vermilion also became known as goya. The word vermilion traces to the Late Latin vermiculus, meaning "kermes." Kermes are the dried bodies of insects (of the genus Kermes) used to produce this ancient red dye. Full Definition: : a strong red that is deeper than geranium, yellower and deeper than geranium red, and bluer and deeper than average cherry red 2.Verdigris Green Color: Yellowish green About the Word: Verdigris came into English in the 14th century from the Anglo-French vert de Grece, literally, "green of Greece." Ancient Greeks manufactured this pigment by hanging copper plates over hot vinegar in a sealed container. When copper naturally oxidizes, a verdigris green film forms on its surface – as it has, for example, on the Statue of Liberty. Full Definition: : a moderate yellowish green that is greener, lighter, and stronger than tarragon or average almond green and paler and slightly greener than malachite green 3. Titan: Color: Brownish orange About the Word: In the paintings of the great sixteenth-century Italian artist Tiziano Vecellio, called Titian, women often have distinctively brownish-orange hair. Such depictions (including "Madonna and Child," shown here) inspired the color name titian. a brownish orange that is less strong, slightly yellower and lighter than spice, slightly yellower and lighter than prairie brown or Windsor tan, and slightly redder and darker than amber brown or gold pheasant 4. bisque Color:Light grayish brown About the Word: Bisque is probably a shortened and altered form of biscuit (meaning "earthenware or porcelain after the first firing and before glazing"), which comes in turn from the Anglo-French (pain) besquit, "twice-cooked bread." One example of twice-cooked bread, a teething biscuit, can indeed be the color of such earthenware.a light grayish brown especially used in textiles 5. Puce Color: Dark red About the Word: Puce entered English from French, where puce translates as "flea." The relationship between the flea and the color is complicated (and over the centuries has involved "flea" as a sexual metaphor) but almost certainly one connection is the flea's hunger for blood. A dark red that is yellower and less strong than cranberry, paler and slightly yellower than average garnet, bluer, less strong, and slightly lighter than pomegranate, and bluer and paler than average wine 6. Cattleya Color: Medium purple About the Word: This color comes from a kind of orchid named for William Cattley, a patron of botany whose enthusiasm for orchids helped fuel a British craze for the flowers in the 1700s. The most common form of one of Cattley's original orchids (the cattleya labiata) highlights the color cattleya. Full Definition: : a moderate purple that is redder and paler than heliotrope, bluer and paler than average amethyst, and paler and slightly bluer than manganese violet Read more at http://www.merriam-webster.com/top-ten-lists/top-10-words-for-unusual-colors/cattleya.html#6VfvzAQrhi2mjQAf.99 7. Smalt Color: Medium blue About the Word: The color name comes from the blue glass of the same name. Smalt is created by fusing together – melting – potassium carbonate, silica, and cobalt oxide; the word's Germanic ancestor means "to melt." Full Definition: : a moderate blue that is redder and duller than average copen, redder and deeper than azurite blue, Dresden blue, or pompadour, and greener and deeper than luster blue Read more at http://www.merriam-webster.com/top-ten-lists/top-10-words-for-unusual-colors/smalt.html#5AECX3f5gM7dZEZm.99 8. Damask, Grayish red About the Word: It may or may not have originated in Damascus, but the name of the damask rose – a flower that traveled to Europe during the Middle Ages – honors that Syrian city. The hue of the blossom lives on as a color name. Full Definition: : a grayish red that is bluer than bois de rose, bluer, lighter, and stronger than blush rose, and bluer and deeper than Pompeian red or appleblossom Read more at http://www.merriam-webster.com/top-ten-lists/top-10-words-for-unusual-colors/damask.html#spWwLiUBFlBxUfBL.99 9. Jasper Color: Blackish green About the Word: The color name jasper comes from the name of the opaque quartz stone called jasper. The ancient Hebrew word from which jasper comes may have meant something like "glittering" or "polish." Full Definition: : a blackish green that is bluer than cannon Read more at http://www.merriam-webster.com/top-ten-lists/top-10-words-for-unusual-colors/jasper.html#XrXfWKzMdDlyOO2F.99 10. Bittersweet Color: Deep reddish orange About the Word: The oval berries of the European bittersweet plant taste first sweetish, and then bitter. But it was the American plant called "false bittersweet," with its orangey-colored fruits, that inspired the color name bittersweet. Full Definition: : a deep orange that is deeper than bittersweet orange; a dark to deep reddish orange Read more at http://www.merriam-webster.com/top-ten-lists/top-10-words-for-unusual-colors/bittersweet.html#2FyMoRUbMot8xWZb.99

課外活動之"山大妞為懶惰的找的藉口想法"

2013年05月02日
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從小看哥哥練琴參加各種球類童軍活動 山大妞剛開始很有興趣 後來久了跟著媽咪哥哥跑來跑去 本來小時候還會說要參加女童軍或是翻譜練琴 但後來發現媽媽很尊重她要學不學的興趣 山大妞開始不想參加這些課外活動:尤其害怕 每天要被綁架在鋼琴前練30分鐘的課外活動:學彈琴 六歲前山大妞還說芭蕾是她唯一興趣 其實山大妞從三四歲學芭蕾也四五年了 今年秋天山大妞還可以跳一級開始學Ballet 1 已經不需要再多學Pre-Ballet 4 如果就此放棄實在可惜 快七歲後山大妞連芭蕾都不想再學了 唯一喜歡就是"畫畫,"而且她還會說在家畫就好了 不需要另外上課 哥哥喜歡看科幻和經典小說 五歲時為了看新的神奇樹屋 常跑市立圖書館找書已經養成愛去圖書館的習慣了 山大妞常跟著跑圖書館 剛開始她都只看媽咪幫她挑的繪本 現在她讀神奇樹屋很有興趣 家裡一堆神奇樹屋她就懶得跑圖書館了 但是為了看新的神奇樹屋 山大妞會問媽咪可不可以買 山大王知道書圖書館借來看就好 所以就算到書店也不會吵著要買書 山大妞上課老師要他們帶跟上課題材有關的書 第一次山大妞聽媽咪的話把書帶去給老師看 老師要她把裡面值得分享給大家的內容寫下來 第二次又要帶相關研究的題材去 山大妞改變主意:聽媽咪的話帶去學校; 但是她不拿出來給老師看 因為覺得拿出來還要多抄寫分享多麻煩 山大王雖然有時覺得幼童軍的活動他不想參加 但該去的媽咪跟他說他還是會去 學琴練琴很辛苦山大王會表達他不想學了 但琴該練山大王還是會練 可是山大妞一聽到學琴馬上用眼淚當藉口 媽咪說了幾次山大妞都使出同樣招數 昨天下課媽咪送山大王去學琴後帶山大妞去Costco 山大妞看到一套海洋藍綠的洋裝很喜歡 她說我希望可以穿那套洋裝耶 媽咪說那洋裝你平常上課不能穿啊 但是如果你也去學琴 等鋼琴演奏會時就可以穿上台 而且媽咪還幫你買有跟的鞋子搭配會很美耶 當下山大妞就願意去學琴了 所以媽咪只好買單買了這件$17洋裝 不知道山大妞覺得是媽咪中招;還是覺得自己中招 總之山大妞為懶惰的找的藉口想法層出不窮 好在她這年紀還都願意告訴媽咪我她的想法 快七歲了還有三年半可以熬"課後活動心理戰術" 看妹妹只學芭蕾涼的很 山大王也說不想再學跆拳道 尤其見到好友,馬克很大方的說他不練跆拳道了 媽咪鼓勵很久再學半年吧 山大王很體貼說學跆拳道很費錢 除了遊戲也不是真的好玩 Black Belt Club到目前也只多學(保麗龍)劍 跟普通的課也沒差多少 媽咪填寫跆拳道學生行為意見表時 就很坦白地圈選學生表示不想學了(want to quit) 當天道長馬上留他好好地說要堅持目標學到黑帶 還發給他不同三色的進度條帶和3個可換禮物票劵 不知道這樣有沒有改變山大王的想法 學校班上山大王很努力賺四年級的加州票劵 賺到全班最多票劵 昨天全數帶回來 說老師已經不弄拍賣了 (所以他一千多元加州鈔票全部變廢紙了@__@) 山大妞班上也有老師發行的票劵 每次班上有拍賣山大妞都努力把她的票劵用掉 在家裡山大妞寧願給哥哥小費幫她倒水 山大王賺的錢都存起來 而且如果健忘忘了帶便當回家 山大王會很難過 因為媽咪會處罰他要他付媽咪一張Target禮卡 山大王真的忘記時還會要求可不可以用"家事勞動" 換不要罰他給一張禮卡 兄妹倆這兩種做法媽咪並不覺得好或不好 只是可以看出妹妹是比哥哥懶惰多了!