Originally posted by MahoutHogwarts isn't real? :'(
Wow...I heard some people were opposed to the Harry Potter books but I found it hard to believe. These full length novels that have encouraged so many young childern to take up reading seem wholly good to me. A great work of imagination and a story well told. Good against evil etc.
I would not expect anyone reading them to beleive the whole wizard/hogw ...[text shortened]... und the universe in the enterprise (apologies to any trekkies if this comes as a bit of a blow)
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Originally posted by Red NightSee how easy it is to for what you're trying to say get garbled between your brain and your keyboard.
Great Play!!
I don't expect that I'll ever take your children to see it though.
I what I meant was I could only image how you'd react to discover I had taken my children to see a production of To Kill a Mockingbird.
Originally posted by mokkoGreat. That's a Great Play. You said it was a High School Production?
See how easy it is to for what you're trying to say get garbled between your brain and your keyboard.
I what I meant was I could only image how you'd react to discover I had taken my children to see a production of To Kill a Mockingbird.
Are some of your children in that High School? Or was this just something you went to.
I saw that live once, i think in toronto.
Obviously, I've watched the movie with Gregory Peck a number of times. I think I even watched it with my daughter once.
It is wonderful you're exposing your children to the modern classics!
Originally posted by Red NightThey were (and still are) fairly young. Maybe 6 and 8 at the time. And they asked ALOT of questions. One of those questions was "mom, what's a nigger?"
Great. That's a Great Play. You said it was a High School Production?
Are some of your children in that High School? Or was this just something you went to.
I saw that live once, i think in toronto.
Obviously, I've watched the movie with Gregory Peck a number of times. I think I even watched it with my daughter once.
It is wonderful you're exposing your children to the modern classics!
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Originally posted by mokkoI'm sure you handled those questions well!
They were (and still are) fairly young. Maybe 6 and 8 at the time. And they asked ALOT of questions. One of those questions was "mom, what's a nigger?"
We went to our in-laws and they watch the Fox News Channel constantly. On the drive home, my Daughter who was 9 at the time asked me why the dirty Mexicans were trying to sneak into our country.
Just part of trying to be a good parent, right?
The only question that I might have for you is why you think this would upset me in any way?
