So over the past weekend I was doing some housework and I realized things that made sound...it was interesting and exciting.
I was mixing up the water and soap to mop the kitchen when all the sudden I heard this noise....I could not figure out for the life of me what it was. I was probably hilarious to watch as I roamed around the kitchen trying to find the sound. Well I found it....It was the popping of the bubbles in my mop water. I did not even know that bubbles made a sound. I loved it....I just put my head over the bucket and listened for a few minutes.
I was boiling water the other day to make tea, and I was in the other room. Once again I heard something that I couldn't identify. Well this one was easier to figure out. I heard the water boiling in the kitchen.
When I was in Chapel Hill for my mapping I heard one thing that I never thought I would hear. I was looking forward to spring just to hear this....birds. Where I live it is too cold and the birds are long gone for the winter. In Chapel Hill I was walking to the car and I heard the birds singing. It was gorgeous. I just stopped and stood there listening to the music of the birds....there is nothing better at this point.
That's all for now.
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
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Lauren- I was so happy to get your message. We had a mini-lesson on the inner ear and I shared your blog with my second graders.
The following comments are from the kids:
Bennett: We are so proud for you!
Sadie: I'm glad you're able to hear now.
Abbey: I hope your next surgery goes well.
Lukus and Ashley: When you get back from surgery I hope you feel better.
Jeremiah: I hope your next implant goes good.
Kila: My birthday is on April 7 and I think that will be a good luck charm!
Jake: There is a bunch of interesting things to hear.
Isaac: Will you share your blog with us next time?
Breanna: I hope your surgery goes well.
Collin: Happy Martin Luther King Jr. Day!
McKayla: Thank you for sharing your story with us.
PLEASE keep us posted. We look forward to following your progress.
Scottie
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