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Six Word Saturday: 4 Iyar, 5771

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So I just booked my ticket and I’m…

Leaving my family… on the megabus!!!

No, that didn’t come out right.  Six words is such a hassle.  I’m leaving them HERE and GOING on the megabus!  Double-decker, WiFi and the luxury of a night of relatively undisturbed-by-children international travel.

(okay, the pit stop for Customs at 2 am – 6 am on the way back – is kind of a drag…)

Where am I going?  Why, the…

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… of course!

$80 (ticket) + $50 (registration) + $10 (lunch money) = worthwhile investment in my kids’ Jewish education, plus my own personal chizuk.  Right???  Sure hope so…

Previous willy-nilly excitement about the Torah Home Education Conference over here.

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  1. AnonymousMay 07, 2011 11:51 PM

    I'm so glad you're going!

    And the cost is well worth it... and a total steal compared with day school tuition!

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  2. Ron.May 08, 2011 8:54 AM

    Whatever you do, don't accidnetly leave a backpack on the megabus. You have no idea what kinda havoc that'll cuase.

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  3. 21 WitsMay 08, 2011 8:59 AM

    Hooray for you enjoy whatever you may do!

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  4. Call Me CateMay 08, 2011 10:35 AM

    You sound pretty excited about this whole HERE vs THERE thing. ;) Have a great trip!

    Thanks for playing 6WS!

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  5. ShiraMay 08, 2011 12:58 PM

    So jealous! I hope we get to one some day. Have fun! Oh, the show Bones featured tons of ASL this week, if you need something to watch on the way.

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