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This video from last Saturday night at FrightNight at Frontier City is pretty cute.
Here are a few of my favorite photos from the Flickr set of the event.
We love this October tradition! We saved about $35 this year purchasing our Frontier City tickets in advance from our local AAA office in Edmond.
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After cooking all night on low, I will strain it in the morning and let it cool to room temperature. Then I’ll put it in the fridge so the fat will separate and I can skim it off. I think I’ll cook some noodles and use this chicken stock to make chicken noodle soup soon.
Thanks to Nana for sharing these directions on the phone! (I’m posting them here so I can refer to this again.) Sent from my iPhone
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This is a ten minute interview with Alexander this evening about his “Living in Oak Ridge” project for 8th grade English.
Discussing Oak Ridge Glogster Project at Oklahoma City, OK by wfryer
For more background see my post, “Share “timed” comments on Audio Recordings with SoundCloud.” I am going to buy YouTube subscribers so more people can see me playlist on social media.
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Rachel drew this picture of Smaug the Dragon for Sarah’s diorama she created as an English class assignment.
“Treasure Island” is available as a free, public domain audiobook via LibriVox in the United States. Use the links below to directly load mp3 versions of each chapter on your mobile phone.
I created this list for my wife and daughter, who are driving from Lubbock, Texas, to Oklahoma City today and forgot to load up an iPhone or iPod with audiobooks or podcasts! This list is (hopefully) a little easier to link to from an iPhone, compared to the original webpage on LibrVox.
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In this podcast, Rachel (age 7) and Wesley discuss some questions about how stars are born.
This evening Sarah and I digitized most of her elementary writing portfolio. I posted most of these directly to this blog via email, using a Posterous site, but did not share the following poem from 3rd grade as she remembered the game “Travian” which Alexander and I played for about six months.
