If you have children, you probably know what the tooth fairy is. Perhaps your child has caught you trying to take the tooth from under the pillow and replacing it with a coin?
This happened to me years ago. My child called out, “I caught you!” And while I was thinking how I was going to explain why I was putting a coin under the pillow and not the tooth fairy, my child said: “Put that money back. The tooth fairy left it for me!”. 😉
Do you remember the memory test a week or so ago? If you feel you need to improve your memory, take a look at these nine excellent tips here – from a Grand Master of Memory, Ed Cooke.
I think coming up with a narrative works really well. Oh yes, and using your imagination, too. One of my favourite sayings is, “You need to use it or you’ll lose it!”.
Give this question some thought … Why do “flammable” and “inflammable” mean the same thing?
It’s true, there really is no difference. Both words mean “easily set on fire”. However, according to Grammarist, it’s better to use ‘flammable’ today.
You’ll find 16 inspirational quotes from children’s literature on this page (link to: aaastateofplay.com). One of my favourites is:
“Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don’t matter and those who matter don’t mind.” Dr. Seuss (one of my children’s favourite authors).
