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- mattw
- I am a library professional, father, and husband. When I've got the time I like to read a little, write a little, or just float around in my own little delusions. You can contact me at mwarnock82 @ yahoo.com
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3 comments:
I don't know. Children now would have you believe that ammunition and powerups are just lying around in pretty crates.
I am so using this in my Apocalyptic Writing class tomorrow.
You rock!
(I am also doing a thing on the loss of words, as happens in We and 1984. Dictionaries are changing every year, and we are losing words faster tahn we realize)
I played House of the Dead Overkill for Wii today at work, and you totally need to get that for Logan. You have to start thinking about how to prepare him for the inevitable. I know he is young, but you never know when the end is going to come. Better to be over prepared!
Everyone at work loved this too, we just got a grant to prepare kids for disaster situations, so that was very supportive!
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