Lordy, Lordy where is this month going to? It seems I missed sharing the Would You Rather Challenge post with you yesterday which was September 8th and now it’s September 9th. Which means I’m a day behind.
Does that mean I didn’t speak to my son yesterday no, it doesn’t it just means I picked my battles. Instead of working like I should have I took Charlie and his friend Joseph to the Mall and walked around for a couple hours.
Which was a Godsend as we all got out of the house for a bit and off the electronics and spent one on one time together which was a #Blessing. Now, I’m back working to catch up and David has decided he wants to go to Oklahoma today instead of tomorrow.
That’s okay that is why I choose to work from home and #Homeschooled Charlie who has graduated. Before I keep rattling on I need to share this morning’s question and also yesterday’s question from the Would You Rather Challenge.
September 8th: Would you rather see herds of Elephants in the wild or Turtles nesting.
Charlie said he would rather see the Turtles nesting before you ask why just know I never said Charlie or David are the smartest Acorn on the Tree and yes, David also picked the Turtles nesting but not me. I want to see herds of Elephants in the wild and to bring a baby Elephant home with me.
September 9th: Would you rather observe a Polar Bear in a glass cage in the Artic or observe great White Sharks from a metal cage in the Ocean? Why?
I don’t want to go to the Artic because the cold Weather would make me hurt but I would love seeing a Polar Bear much more than a great White Shark. As for David and Charlie there crazy and said they would like to see a Great White Shark which means they need to go out into the Ocean which I can’t see Charlie doing. Can you?
These questions were brought to you from the children’s book The Ultimate Book of Would You Rather Questions: 1001 Family-Friendly Challenges for Kids, Teens and Adults by Kimberly Mcleod to help get conversation flowing in your family and can be used in #Homeschooling.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
