On
Friday at Goodwill, Addra and I went down the aisle with the big plastic mixing
bowls and such. She pointed to one and said, “This would be a good bowl for me
to throw up in.” Clearly this has been a big part of our lives lately. That
night when I retold the story to Brice, she changed her story to “I am finding
a good bowl for me to throw up in.”
Coriel said she wanted to do the PMP
like Brice (see below for more about the PMP), and he said she could plan a
budget and a schedule and determine the scope and then she’d be ready to
communicate. She then got up off her chair and started jumping around, adding, “And
I’ll do my ninja skills!”
On Saturday, Brice took the project
management professional (PMP) exam, a big certification test that lasts four
hours and is full of awesome jargon like “schedule baseline” and “Delphi technique”
and “risk register.” He passed and is now a certified project management
professional. Because he is shiny and fully of the niftiness.
Also, Brice got released as executive secretary in our ward and called as second counselor in the Young Men’s.
Also, Brice got released as executive secretary in our ward and called as second counselor in the Young Men’s.
My only news for me is that I am
massively behind on my writing deadlines. To which I can only say “flark.”
And now for a random link about silly punctuation mark ideas. And I say we totally need the andorpersand. Seriously. No, really seriously, like with a sinceriod.
Here’s to another week!
Yay for Brice passing the big test!
ReplyDeleteYay for good throwup bowls, passing the PMP - and awesome ninja skills - being called into YM - and flogs with a wet spaghetti noodle for being behind on your writing - I will come hang out with the girls and you can write :>
ReplyDeleteI just had to laugh about the throwing up bowls. I'm sorry you've had so much of that... Kids always find some way to lighten things up. I cracked up when I read that! Hooray for Brice - way to go!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link about punctuational marks! I agree with you about the andorpersand and sinceriod, but I also like the superellipsis! Sometimes, you just want thunder crashing in your reader's mind! I guess you could always just say, "Wait for it, wait for it... a la Sean from Psych."
Loved the superellipsis too. Good times. :)
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