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So far this week has been uneventful. Some would say that’s a good thing. Not much is going on, nothing worth posting about for sure. I just felt this page needed something put on it.

Anyone watch Ariel America? If not you should. It’s on the Smithsonian channel. It’s actually very interesting and you learn all these fascinating things about the states. They did California once but it was just northern California. Maybe they’ll do Southern California sometime.

Yesterday we watched about Michigan. Very interesting. I’m actually interested in watching ones on Utah, Idaho and Nevada. I imagine if they do ever do Texas they’ll split it into two just like they did with California.

What happens though when they get through all the states? Maybe they’ll start Ariel Cities of America or something! Or go on to do Ariel Countries of the World (which actually I think PBS does already).

It’s even a great show for your kids. It’s a great way to learn about this nation’s history!

Oh and, CLEAN SHEETS!

 

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I remember watching Heidi as a child and I loved that movie. I have a few others I like too but that one is one I liked a lot. Recently I saw that it was on Netflix and I thought why not introduce it to Kaylee.

Well it was a bad idea. Not because it’s scary or anything but because the basis of the story is that poor Heidi is stolen from her grandfather and well that was too sad for Kaylee.

The minute she was taken away from her grandfather Kaylee cried, almost non-stop. Even after they were reunited, she cried. She cried until I got her into bed. Now this may have been a combo of things, mainly her being tired. But she’s done similar before, like during the Prince of Egypt when Moses’ mother sent him downstream. She cried for most of that movie as well because she felt so sad for the baby who would never see his mother again.

This means movies that must be avoided, anything that involves a child not seeing their loved ones anymore.