Yesterday's circle time was a perfect example of its type. We spent a good 10 minutes making up painful, icky, cold, and silly
things to sit on, including a discussion of what exactly constitutes
potty talk, then we sang a song, then we gave each other compliments (which were mostly just invitations to play dates), finishing by counting all of the links in our
compliment chain aloud (371, give or take). And then we were done. You know, we just farted around.
The
hamster wheel doesn't come apart on it's own. Someone has to work on taking it apart, removing the wheel from its stand.
I'd been wondering why someone would be doing it every day. I now know who's been doing it.
And I also know why: he's just been farting around.
Kids have been asking why we have this giant pencil. I tell them it's for drawing and writing.
They've figured out, however, that it's just for farting around.
Sometimes we fart around by putting cowboys in Wyoming and grandpas in Ohio and Winnie the Pooh in Georgia . . .
. . . or by lining up the "big boys" . . .
. . . or combing the ponies' manes.
We fart around with our whole bodies . . .
. . . inside and out . . .
. . . or up in the trees.
It's why we're here on Earth, man. The people who try to make it about anything else are wrong.
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