Pete and Repeat go in a boat....

[primsong]

My kids dragged/begged/whined me into going to Blockbuster today, an almost unheard of event in our house - Spring Break and all that. The kid movies they wanted were both already gone, so we were left drifting up and down the aisles of questionable and odd and cheesy looking for something worth seeing that wouldn't be too much of a gamble for the kids and not too idiotic for the grownups.

We ended up with Groundhog Day, which is sort of a movie version of my "books I intend to get around to reading because everyone always refers to them." I have heard of this show so many times, but never did get to see it until tonight - We were honestly all wondering if he ever *would* escape that day.

I've had days that felt like that - thankfully not for that long though. Time loops are such fun for writers. Have you ever been tempted to write a tale with a loop in it? Deja vu!

Comments

[iorhael94.livejournal.com]

I adore that movie! :):)

How's everything going with the school soap opera? Any improvement?

[iorhael94.livejournal.com]

...and my favorite line..."Don't drive angry, don't drive angry!" ;)

[primsong.livejournal.com]

The driving on the railroad thing cracked us up!

The school soap opera is getting a much-needed one week to cool off and think during Spring Break. In the meantime, we're trying very hard to get the school bus fixed before school starts again on Monday, lest it add to the angst - the bus breaking down doesn't need to become a poster child for all the grumblers. Last I heard several of our teachers may not come back - sigh... we love 'em, BUT we can always hire more teachers (we always have a few new ones each year anyway), it's the parents bringing back the kids that will say whether or not the school has to pull back next year. :-/ Wish this hadn't happened so close to enrollment time.

[iorhael94.livejournal.com]

You know...sometimes people snipe at and blame others when they aren't very good at expressing or even acknowledging their true feelings...This is just a wild idea, but I am wondering if it would help (if things are still bad after spring break) for someone who is compassionate yet firm (such as yourself ;) to faciliate a very controlled meeting where people are allowed to share their real feelings about what happened but would *not* be allowed in any way to target their anger at others...this might help to get to the root of the problem...

As I say...just an idea gained from therapy ;)