Chorus:
She's Gone Oh I, Oh I'd
better learn how to face it
She's Gone Oh I, Oh I'd
better learn how to face it
Her silver is worn off at the corners. Her printing is half gone. At first she started taking too long to start up. Then she started taking an hour or two to start up (kind of bad but I loved her so I waited patiently). Then one day, she up and never turned on again.
All my mechanical objects are female I guess. Haha! I'd print the whole lyrics, but then I'd have to include in the words sermon (not used as a positive thing), drink, and the devil. It never ceases to amaze me how many of the tunes I grew up with and loved have biblical references, or rather anti-Christ references in them.
Our child spent his first night away from us last night. He spent the night at a friend's house. I think he's having a fantastic time. When he comes home we're taking them both out to feed and groom Bella. I got the bright idea of feeding our leftovers to the piggies so we're taking some slop to the pigs and I can't wait to see them eat it. What will they do? Will they be happy? We'll see. I thought of it because Wilbur in Charlotte's Web got slopped.
I brought all my grooming tools home yesterday and washed them so everything is clean and ready for a new week.
Our friend, Helen, is working on her Master's degree. She's taking a class that requires her to shadow a student and make a 20 minute video about them and give a presentation to the class. She picked our son for her subject and she was here half the day last Thursday. I hope it turns out well. Our son is the only home educated student that will be done in the class so, whew, hope it turns out. I told Helen she's the only one I would ever say yes to because I know especially in the field of education there are some vocal critics of home education. I keep an open heart despite misgivings. I know she won't pull a Connie Chung on me and video tape one way and present in the opposite way.
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