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ailbheKindness is much underrated. One of my favourite people became so because she is kind. Her other characteristics are much less interesting, really; she's intelligent, but not strikingly so. She's amusing, but not strikingly so. She's able to converse on a range of topics, but no more than most reasonably socialised females, and less than a number of antisocial females of my acquaintance.
But she is unfailingly kind, and I have been trying to be more like her in that respect for over three years now. I hope to get there one day.
Kindergarten is something that sounds lovely but I suspect would not suit Linnea in practice. A garden of children! But they seem very structured, from what I hear of the ones people talk about around here, and I can't see her being comfortable in an externally structured environment any more than I or her aunts or her grandmother and great-aunts or, for that matter, her great-great-grandmother were. But I will be investigating; I might arrange a meeting with the head of my favourite local school soon to see what their preschool nursery kindergarten class is like. Maybe.
Kinder Surprise eggs are one of the things I'd start buying again if Nestle stopped being so bloody deviously evil. Well, maybe. I can't eat the chocolate, since it's milk, so probably not. At present I can't support Nestle by giving them my money, anyway, so until they deserve my support the question is moot.
Knids are vermicious.
Kittens, kids and kids are my favourite baby animals. I love kid goats in particular; they're so sucky and butty and fluffy and gorgeous.
Knives are useful but I believe most firmly in sheathes. All our kitchen knives have magnetic plastic sheath things and I have often been glad of them. I also like our wooden butter-knives which can't cut anything no matter what; they make lunchtime with a toddler much simpler.
But she is unfailingly kind, and I have been trying to be more like her in that respect for over three years now. I hope to get there one day.
Kindergarten is something that sounds lovely but I suspect would not suit Linnea in practice. A garden of children! But they seem very structured, from what I hear of the ones people talk about around here, and I can't see her being comfortable in an externally structured environment any more than I or her aunts or her grandmother and great-aunts or, for that matter, her great-great-grandmother were. But I will be investigating; I might arrange a meeting with the head of my favourite local school soon to see what their preschool nursery kindergarten class is like. Maybe.
Kinder Surprise eggs are one of the things I'd start buying again if Nestle stopped being so bloody deviously evil. Well, maybe. I can't eat the chocolate, since it's milk, so probably not. At present I can't support Nestle by giving them my money, anyway, so until they deserve my support the question is moot.
Knids are vermicious.
Kittens, kids and kids are my favourite baby animals. I love kid goats in particular; they're so sucky and butty and fluffy and gorgeous.
Knives are useful but I believe most firmly in sheathes. All our kitchen knives have magnetic plastic sheath things and I have often been glad of them. I also like our wooden butter-knives which can't cut anything no matter what; they make lunchtime with a toddler much simpler.
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Date: 2006-05-07 08:51 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2006-05-07 08:54 pm (UTC)Colgate and Nestle were affiliated at one point, too. Breath freshening gum, or something.