We returned yesterday from 12 days of traveling (2000 miles, 8 states.) Anyhow, here are some signs you’ve been hitting the drive-thru Starbucks a little too often. When your two and a half year old (a) knows that the St. Arbucks drive-thru does not have fries and doesn’t even bother to ask for them and (b) upon hearing “Welcome to Starbucks, what can we get started for you?” says “I’d like a grande mocha, please!” (NB she has never, ever had a mocha.)
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read in 2012:
The Meaning of Marriage| Keller
Most Talkative| Cohen
Fantastic Mr. Fox| Dahl
The Book Thief| Zusak
Breath| Winton
Handful of Dust| Waugh
The Seven Laws of Teaching| Gregory
Mockingjay| Collins
Catching Fire| Collins
The Hunger Games| Collins
The Starboard Sea| Dermont
Leaving Egypt| DeGroat
The Circle of Seasons| Ireton
The Triumph of the City| Glaeser
Looking for Alaska| Green
Wonder| Palacio
A Wrinkle in Time| L'Engle
In the Garden of Beasts| Larson
Jesus + Nothing = Everything| Tchividjian
Ginger Pye| Estes
How to Save a Life| Zarr
The Paris Wife| McLain
The Elegance of the Hedgehog| Barbery
Give Them Grace| Fitzpatrick
The Underdog| Zusak
The Shaping of a Life| Tickle
Hippie Boy| Ricks
Compassion, Justice & the Christian Life| Lupton
The Fault in our Stars| Green
Bonhoeffer| Metaxas
Creation Regained| Wolters
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*giggle*
That is too funny!
jude says that he wants “two grande caramel machiattos, extra hot, with WHIP!”
those two are made for each other. ;)
Margaret says, as I pull up to any McDonald’s drive thru, “Med Coke, pwease.”
And she always says thank you to the speaker box, I’m pretty sure they can’t hear her though [grin]
I’m so glad to know you call it St. Arbucks, too!
LOL – Sam says, “I’d like a chocolate milk please” as loud as he can so the drive-thru employee can hear him.