2006-07-18 Ramblings

Tuesday, July 18, 2006

# Wa-hey! Ben Metcalfe feels the same way as I do re:Apple and iTunes

# Today Show reporter this morning when I was watching: "Never a dull moment in Melbourne when it comes to gangland killings!" Classic!

# I've noticed that sometimes people forget that Children are people too. You just can't feed them and wait until they grow up. When they reach 18, who they are is the sum of their last 18 years of life. They are taught respect for themselves and other people first by the example set by their parents or guardians.

# Sometimes parenting feels like teaching a class by staying one lesson ahead of your students.

1 Comment

On the July 23, 2006, rosemary wrote:

# Your previous post re. iTunes and this one by Ben Metcalfe have altered the way I think about purchasing music. Thanks. I'm keen to have the original CDs. As a kid I liked browsing through my parents vinyl collection... the covers were as interesting as the music.

# Parenting sometimes feels like your one step behind the students, scrambling to keep up.

# Sometimes children forget that parents are people too :-)

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