baseball, The Duck Song, and some hockey up close
Thursday, September 29th, 2011First off… what an amazing night of baseball last night! The Phils knocked the Braves out of the playoffs, got their franchise record 102nd win of the season, and made Charlie the winningest manager in Phillies history. I do feel bad for my BoSox/Bravos friends out there, that is just a crushing way to end a season.
At our last visit to Longswamp, Abbe’s mother, Jane shared The Duck Song
Tonight, Bubs and I are going to the Flyers-Devils preseason game. I got really lucky on some incredible seats – we are going to be right behind the player benches, 2nd row! They haven’t announced the line-ups yet for tonight’s game, but I really hope we get to see Jagr skate tonight.
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– great rhymey storey with a bit of Where’s Waldo mixed in a couple pages. Viv really enjoyed this one.
– this one has an Brother’s Grimm feel to it, but with a happy ending.
– sweet story that teaches kids a bit about diversity and sharing through sandwiches.
– pretty good follow-up book, the kids hope Muffins the Jerk Cat shows up in later tales.
– very sweet tale about a penguin that loses his feathers and is given another chance by a caretaker that devises a special wet suit for her waddling buddy, both kids liked this one.
– I had never read this book and after seeing my friend Liz’s murals she had to paint over due to some room swapping between her youngest and oldest kiddos, I had to get this one from the library. What a classic, wish I had read this sooner.
in his hand. 10 is a tough age, but we’ll figure this one out together buddy, no worries.
– this was good. I haven’t seen the original or read the book, but I thought although the story was a bit slow and plodding in spots, the acting won me over.
