Wednesday, May 14, 2008
About Me
- Name: "Ms. Cornelius"
- Location: United States
"Get ready for the ride of your life, Will Schuester. You're about to board the Sue Sylvester Express. Destination: HORROR!"
Screeds of yore: What I've babbled about lately
- Movie Madness Monday 115: advanced placement edition
- Dooce makes me shoot saliva spritzers out of my mo...
- COE 170 does TAKSes proud
- Can anyone say, "High Maintenance?" I thought you ...
- Movie Madness Monday 113: Prom revenge edition
- If words were horses, then students would read.
- I'm pretty sure my parents would not have gone for...
- From the Acme Teacher Innovation Co.
- Movie Madness Monday 112: Tiger Woods recovery edi...
- In which I learn what "servant leadership" really ...
The Soundtrack of My Life -- Right Now
What's On the Bookshelf? (And stacked on the floor, and in the loo, and next to my bed, and in my backpack....)
- "Read-ity read read read."-- The Ramblin' Educat
- "Personally, I think for democracy to exist, opposition is key. History seems to bear that out. One sign you're doing a good job is when the only argument the extablishment can muster is "shut up" and variations on that theme.-- NYC Educator
- "The only thing worse than having no taste is having no shame."-- via Mamacita
- "The real reason that we can't have the Ten Commandments in a Courthouse is because you cannot post "Thou Shalt Not Steal, Thou Shalt Not Commit Adultery & Thou Shall Not Lie" in a building full of lawyers, judges and politicians. It creates a hostile work environment."-- Molly Ivins (via Mike in Texas!)
- "Fat, drunk, and stupid is no way to go through life, son."-- Dean Wormer, Animal House
- "I've seen a look in dogs' eyes, a quickly vanishing look of amazed contempt, and I am convinced that basically dogs think humans are nuts."-- John Steinbeck
- Hound Dog, by Elvis Presley
- Political Science, by Randy Newman
- We Are the True Americans, by Christine Lavin
- Born in the USA, by Bruce Springsteen
- Hard Times, by eastmountainsouth
- Blow "Em Away, by Chuck Brodsky
- Rock the Casbah, by the Clash
- War, by Edwin Starr
- Through Being Cool, by DEVO
- Not Ready to Make Nice, by the Dixie Chicks
- Superstition, by Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble
- American Idiot, by Green Day
- Justice Tonight/Kick It Over, by the Clash
- These Days, by Fountains of Wayne
- These 3 Sins, by Gomez
- Bought and Sold, by Dar Williams
- Houses in the Fields, by John Gorka
- Perfect World, by Indigo Girls
- Running on Empty, by Jackson Browne
- Unforgiven, by the Go-Go's Click Here for the
Random Thoughts
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5 Comments:
What parent would let their teenage daughter out in a "dress" like THAT.....oh, wait, a parent of o u r students..... This type of thing makes me glad I have sons.
Wow. The lack of judgment is just staggering, isn't it?
I feel old saying this, but when *I* went to prom, I wanted glorious, Oscar-runway kind of gowns. I wanted to feel like a 1940's actress or a bride not, you know, a prostitute....
How, really, is this different from anything else they're wearing lately?
1. The flippin' Marriot! The hell? I went to what was sometimes considered the wealthier high school in town and if crepe paper, handmade decorations and a run-of-the-mill cover band in the auxiliary gym were good enough for us, then they're good enough for these twerps.
2. I can't see the problem. The dress is perfectly appropriate -- what? She's not playing a temple priestess in an episode of Xena? Never mind, then.
Ha, my prom dress was white. I designed it myself (and I am not a fashionista, by far, but I know what I like).
That get-up left me speechless. Really. Is there a mother anywhere in the picture?
As the mother of two daughters and a son, all I can say is "Oh, my!" I always helped my daughters select stylish but tasteful dresses, and I'm so glad my son's dates never showed up looking like that.
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