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So, after 44 years of life, you would think I should have reached the "Happily Ever After." I found prince charming 20+ years ago and have succeeded in adding all our little princes and princesses through the miracle of adoption. However, I realized this week that instead of reaching that magical resting point in the story, that we have reached a new starting point.
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Thursday, June 9, 2011
An Egg Drop
There is a certain novelty to a US education that I don't think we that grow up here appreciate. Blessing's 2nd grade egg drop contest was a big deal to here that seemed to amuse her to no end. Her design: She wanted lots of cotton. We wrapped the egg in cotton batting, put it in a small zip lock, wrapped the ziploc in more cotton and put it in a large zip loc and then wrapped it again and put the whole fluffy mass in a small cardboard box. The result: a mass of yellow yolk dyed cotton in the middle. However, she was still smiling at the end.
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