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Schooling two active boys has never been more... interesting. That's the word I'm looking for!
I love my boys! God has given them the blessing of strong, active bodies and minds. We continually pray the first will remain intact, and the second will remain engaged with Him first, and then the school work. You'll meet my sweet sons, both entirely different, but both loving God to the best of their ability in the way He made them. I lovingly refer to them as my Bell Pepper Boy and my Habanero or Hambone. That should say it all!
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Every once in a while I'll try to capture something I don't want to forget. I hope you find things you enjoy. Please let me know if you do!
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Friday, May 16, 2008
Most Embarrassing E-Moment?
Posted in Did You Know. . .
I am blushing as I type this. I'm sure you've all had moments that caused that familiar physical response: increased heart rate, blood rushing to the face, and that warm feeling in the moment.
Well, this is probably under the heading of Public Service Announcement/Did You Know. Do with it as you will. It's the real moments in life that I'm sure tickle your funnybone on a Friday, right? Sadly, it's me we're talking about here. *lol*
If you can't laugh at yourself. . .
A little background for you: I recently purchased a dental pick, scaler, and lighted mouth mirror. In truth, two of the tools are for cleaning dogs' teeth, but the mirror was too cool to contribute to their "health care bin" in the basement. I, of course, needed to try it out. With all of the phlegm I've been experiencing in my throat, I wondered if I could actually see it. (Yes, I'm a curious home school mom.)
So, after a few minutes of examination of my own throat, I have the following gems for you:
1. See your doctor regularly. All that "say, 'Ahhhh'" stuff is good practice and beneficial to your throat and muscle tone in that area.
2. When looking at your own throat, maintain a reasonable expectation of the muscle tone, or lack thereof, in your throat. To expect those muscles to do something they don't do every day and hold it for any length of time is a bit too harsh.
3. When your throat and tongue muscles begin to cramp, freeze up, or throb, it's time to end the exploration of that area.
4. Cold water is of benefit, but rest is the key to aiding said cramped muscles. Talking and singing requires the use of the muscles, and you will know which words or lyrics to avoid rather soon after attempting them.
*sigh*
Did you KNOW. . .your throat and tongue muscles are MUSCLES?!
Did you KNOW. . .they work together in saying anything related to "Ahhhhhh"?
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