OFM #89: Change of pace
Tanel’s voice is extremely hoarse. A change in the podcast schedule. Tanel is using Clive Barker as a reference for books to read Punkalicious?! Tom is looking for just about any flimsy excuse to play Lego Indiana Jones before giving it to the Punk for his birthday. Is Raiders of the Lost Ark appropriate for a four year old? Punkalicious is full of questions. Tom’s full of way to complicated answers. Tom promised to be on Ustream last weekend but it didn’t work out. You would have been looking at the back of a bunch of heads. We promise to be available near the 100th episode. Punkalicious invented a new cereal. Some relationships are like spoiled milk. At some point you just have to pour it down the sink. Staying together for the kids is stupid. Kids are smarter than you give them credit for. When you are rational, you have a hard time predicting what crazy people are going to do. Googles + Captain Evil = Awesome. Potty training update - btw, since then, he’s had a setback. When will it END?! Thanks for listening and don’t forget to vote for us on Podcast Alley. Want to know more about Tanel, Tom, Punkalicious, or Captain Evil? Click here.
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Great suggestions Bobette. We should be making another run to the bookstore soon and we’ll keep our eyes open for these.
Thank you so much for those suggestions. I haven’t bought any books or been to the library in a month or so but will add these to my list along with the others that Theresa suggested.
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Hi Tanel, I have a couple of book ideas for you….I remember reading Enid Blyton books as a child and a couple that are more suited to the younger reader might be “The Far Away Tree” which sounds simular to your magic tree books when children climb up the tree and go on adventures. Also by Enid Blyton “The Wishing Chair” books which are about two children going on adventures via a magic rocking chair. The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame.