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Metal and Music Mad – Brainwashing or Inherited Love?

07/21/2011 by Funnylass

Oh, how I am enjoying 3 yr old Greg’s first introductions to REAL music….By this I mean, both my kids are not exposed to any form of music that far too many kids hear via Radio One, MTV etc.  Call me selfish, call it brainwashing – but I feel strongly that if the one TV in […]

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Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Blur, Deep Purple, heavy metal, Joaquim Pheonix, Johnny Cash, Morrisey.How Soon Is Now, Motorhead, Oasis, Panic, Park Life, San Quentin, Smoke on the Water, The Smiths, Walk the Line, Wonderwall

Precocious Kids

07/21/2011 by Funnylass

I have two small children. I never thought I would end up writing so much about them.  However, I do hope that most of the time the stuff I choose to focus on is a little more interesting than ‘Oh it’s hard being a parent!  They are stinky, they are demanding, they don’t sleep’… etc. […]

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Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Gifted, Higher Learning Potential, HLP, Precocious, Talented

Why the Lassie-Statue in yon Jumper?

06/04/2011 by Funnylass

I have been trying to think of a background which would suit the nature of this blog.  Finally, this funny photograph began waving rather giddily at me, from the hard drive. I was lucky enough to visit Seattle recently, where I was bowled over by the intelligence and perception of its residents. Both in terms […]

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Filed Under: Travel Experiences Tagged With: anarchist, crime, exceptional, Fremont, humour, inhumane, justice, liberal, punishment, Quakers, Seattle, Seattleites, statue

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In my part of the world being referred to as a ‘funny lass’ is more about being perceived to be a bit of an oddity, a bit unusual. Not about the humour.
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