First off, you people have way too much time on your hands!
I did ask my ungrateful older children to do me one little favor and type my blog input but of course that is asking way too much. So I am reduced to typing it all myself.
So as I have told some others already, my contribution to the Lent project is to attempt to purify my verbal communication with my older children. (If anyone of them does not survive this project, "It was an accident, I swear!")
Alicia's response to my contribution was that I can use other words but the meaning will still be the same. (WOW, she is learning!) My response was that this activity is more for me then for them. The real goal is for me to extend my vocabulary by finding effective politically correct ways of telling people off and they are my test cases. "They think they are so smart."
Well since Alicia did have a point, I said that I would attempt to say only sweet and endearing things to them. Yeah well that only got eye rolls and lip smacking. Plus, it only lasted the rest of the night since we went to bed an hour later. The next morning it went downhill as soon as I awoke to Cristol and Emerald brawling. So right now I can only start each day with good intentions, unless I find something more realistic to take on. Any suggestions?
Oh Ana, how does Taco Bell observe Lent? I don't remember seeing anything like a fish taco on the menu.
Crystal
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ReplyDeleteTaco Bell is just being lazy. All their non-meat items (cheese quesadillas, bean burritos, cheesy potatoes, etc.) are part of their Lent menu.