Busy week coming up
and I have another virus. The good new is, after an afternoon of sleeping on
the chaise, I do feel a bit better. Tomorrow is a pre-test for my students,
Tuesday is composition for the 6th grade showcase and an academic
team meet with Russell, Wednesday is 21st Century after school and
FPS practice, Thursday is 6th grade academic team practice, Friday
is Allison’s Christmas Concert at Kentucky Christian, Saturday is the 6th
Grade Showcase and there is a revival at Belle’s Chapel Free Will Baptist
Church every night this week. You know my standard response, wow.
Excuses, excuses, we
read them every day.
As an early Christmas
present, in 1864, Charles L. Dodgson delivered a handwritten manuscript to the
12-year-old daughter of Henry George Liddell, a local church official. Dodgson
had been working on the manuscript for some time and later published his gift
to Alice Liddell as two books, Alice in Wonderland and Through the
Looking Glass under his pen name, Lewis Carroll. There are a number of
things you can do as a tribute to Alice and all the characters but we like the
Mad Hatter’s Tea Party at the Magic Kingdom.
One of my favorite
movies was released on this date in 1942, the great Warner Brothers film, Casablanca, starring Humphrey Bogart,
Ingrid Bergman and the ever-creepy Peter Lorre. There are three ways to
celebrate this movie, which I know of, at Walt Disney World. First, the trailer
for the movie plays in the queue for the Great Movie Ride at Disney’s Hollywood
Studios. Second, in the attraction, the famous airport scene, complete with
airplane is featured but you only see the front half of the plane. Third, and I’m
pretty sure I am right about this, the other half of that plane is in the
Jungle Cruise attraction at the Magic Kingdom. So enjoy two parks with one
purpose.
Remember, your best
excuse is always: waiting for your dreams to come true.
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