It’s like a snow dayyyyyy, when you’ve already left.
I just got a call from Westminster informing me that due to inclement weather school has been cancelled. Craig left three minutes ago and we have no cell phone. Drat. And now on top of it I have that Alanis Morrisette song stuck in my head.
Think I might go back to bed.
Half-Pint House 
I’ll say to you what I say to Alanis. It’s not ironic. It just sucks.
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It turned out okay – there was a teacher meeting with breakfast scheduled today and Craig came home with a big box-o-bagel-bits for us to snack on today. Fresh ones. I’d almost forgotten what fresh ones tasted like.
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It’s like sleet (yes, sleet!) on your wedding day….
Now it’ll be stuck in my head the rest of the day.
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It’s like sleet (yes, sleet!) on your wedding day….
Now it’ll be stuck in my head the rest of the day.
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Ugh. That song. Totally doesn’t get irony.
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is it ironic that the doctrine that tells us that what we need to know from scripture for salvation can be clearly understood by all who are called is know as the perspicuity of scripture
who says perspicuity
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Is it ironic or just ignorance that I have no idea what perspicuity means?
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Ugh. That song. Totally doesn’t get irony.
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is it ironic that the doctrine that tells us that what we need to know from scripture for salvation can be clearly understood by all who are called is know as the perspicuity of scripture
who says perspicuity
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Is it ironic or just ignorance that I have no idea what perspicuity means?
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