Welcome back to Show and Tell. Everyone is welcome to join, even if you have never posted before and just found out about Show and Tell for the first time today. In fact, we hope you do go back to your blog and post your own Show and Tell item and then return with the link to your post. Details on how to participate are located at the bottom of this post.Let's begin.
We spent the afternoon riding the Staten Island aimlessly. We wanted to show the twins the Statue of Liberty, their love sealed by a Wonder Pets episode. I know their jumping and clapping was because they recognized the statue from the television show. But I really did have an All-American lump in my throat when she came into view. It didn't help that we were listening to Paul Simon as we drove into the city, and, at the risk of having everyone collectively roll my eyes at the choice, I give you a quote from "American Tune" (which--shush--IS one of my favourite Simon songs).
We come on the ship they call the Mayflower
We come on the ship that sailed the moon
We come in the age's most uncertain hours
and sing an American tune
What are you showing today?We come on the ship that sailed the moon
We come in the age's most uncertain hours
and sing an American tune
Other People Standing at the Head of the Class:
- The Angry Canadian Nurse
- The Fertile Infertile
- Slaying, Blogging, Whatever...
- A Sense of Humour is Essential
- Fractured Rainbows
- My Scar Smiles at Me...
- A Sibling for Celia
- A Uterus Divided
- Baby Smiling in Back Seat
- Busted Babymaker
- Age 30+...a Lifetime of Books
- My Sanctuary
- Indisputable Topcat
- The Life and Times of Me
- Antigone Lost
- Mommy Needs Therapy
- Wishing 4 One
- Heeeeeere Storkey Storkey
- Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Pregnancy
- Geeks in Rome
- The Road Less Travelled
- Please head up to the front of the class if you're ready to show everyone your item. Please head to the back of the class and put on the dunce cap if you didn't bring your show and tell this week. And you're not late unless it's after Tuesday.
Want to bring something to Show and Tell?
- If you would like to join circle time and show something to the class, simply post each Sunday (or earlier in the weekend or on Monday if you can't do Sunday), hopefully including a picture if possible, and telling us about your item. It can be anything--a photo from a trip, a picture of the dress you bought this week, a random image from an old yearbook showing a person you miss. It doesn't need to contain a picture if you can't get a picture--you can simply tell a story about a single item.
- Label your post "Show and Tell" each week and then come back here and add the permalink in the comments section below (make sure you don't just comment that you participated: add a link to your blog in your comment so people can click over). I post a new Show and Tell post every Saturday night or Sunday. I usually move people up into the body of the post every few hours.
- Oh, and then the point is that you click through all of your classmates and see what they are showing this week.
- If you want it...
I've now placed a Show and Tell archive on the sidebar that will be updated each week in case you miss it. And click here for the icon code if you wish to have it for your blog. It links to the archives.
26 comments:
I love the sight of Lady Liberty.
I understand the lump.
http://weebleswobblog.blogspot.com/2008/10/show-tell-divine-feminine-my-version.html
I've always wanted to go and do that!! It's on my list of things to do. Lovely pictures!!
Mine is here: http://ramblingsofmelzie.blogspot.com/2008/10/s-he-won-game.html
Warning: does contain a picture of my only child (he's 10, I have 2nd Infert.) just so you know, in case...
I went by it twice on the ferry at 17 years old! AWESOME!
Here's my show and tell but I'll warn you all now, there is a pop-up password thing I DIDN'T set up bugging my site. Please just bypass it!
http://buildingheavenlybridges.blogspot.com/2008/10/show-and-tell-or-in-other-words-sharing.html
Great pics!
Here is mine, warning pic of kids playing!
http://angrycanrn.wordpress.com/2008/10/04/show-and-tell/
K
What gorgeous pictures of our lady!
I'm in again this week...
My Show and Tell...My Inspiration
I love love love that Paul Simon song. I have never been to the Lady yet (although living 4 hours away, we plan to some day). Love NYC tho.
Here's my S&T:
http://polantworld.blogspot.com/2008/10/show-tell-12.html
I want so bad to see that in person some day. Great pictures.
Here's mine for this week.
http://battynurse.blogspot.com/2008/10/show-and-tell.html
I love the photo of the huge statue and tiny sailboat.
I've always enjoyed the Staten Island ferry -- though I have never managed to get off and actually set foot on Staten Island.
http://babysmiling.wordpress.com/2008/10/05/infertility-pottery-part-2/
I remember how exciting it was the first time I saw the statue...
Here's my show and tell:
http://bustedbabymaker.blogspot.com/2008/10/show-and-tell-more-knitting.html
We used to visit NYC at least once a year, since it's where my mom grew up and where most of her family still lives. It's been many years since I've been there, but I know exactly what you mean - Ellis Island does that to me too.
Here's my post for this week - it's an odd one as usual!
I'm here.
http://fracturedrainbows.blogspot.com/2008/10/10-years-show-and-tell.html
I'll never forget my visit to the Lady!
I really want to go see your lady one day, I can imagine just how awe-inspiring she is in the 'flesh'.
Here's mine:
http://quietsanctuary.wordpress.com/2008/10/05/154/
I never did get to see the proud lady, thanks for sharing.
Here is mine, not that its much this week: http://circlesbecomeme.wordpress.com/2008/10/05/show-and-tell-simple-pleasures/
I WILL see her one day.
Here is mine:
http://topcatworld.blogspot.com/2008/10/show-and-tell-squizzy-and-dork.html
I'm joining in again! Love the pics of Lady Liberty. Never been up that close before!
http://sbifblog.blogspot.com/2008/10/show-and-tell-2.html
Hi, Mel, the link to my Show and Tell on the post isn't working. Here you go, hope this works, thanks so much.
http://comicallyflawed.blogspot.com/2008/10/show-and-tell-sunday-building-bridges.html
yoohooo Miss, here's mine!
http://samburgess.blogspot.com/2008/10/filling-time.html
P.S. I love that photo of the Statue of Liberty - that little yacht in front of it looks so small.
I used to live in NYC and never visited. How dumb is that?
I am in this week, showing thing I have crafted:
Here it is...
I have never been to New York. I've seen it out an airplane window and been in the airport, but that is as close as I get.
All I do is eat, so my show&tell this week is...www.antigonelost.com
It is an amazing sight, isn't it?
Today for Show and Tell I'm letting off a little steam and wondering if he will ever move it. http://mommyneedstherapy.blogspot.com/2008/10/show-and-tell-of-when-will-he-move-it.html
I saw her only once back in the day and I must sadly admit I did not fully appreciate seeing her at that time. I was young, dumb and in NYC to party....
When I am in NYC again, after lots of thin NY pizza (best place in THE world to eat by the way) I will go see her and fully apprieciate her beauty.
Here's my classwork for today Ms.Lolli...
http://wishing4one.blogspot.com/2008/10/kindergarten-show-and-tell.html
Here's mine again...
Heeeeere Storkey, Storkey
http://stacie-heeeeerestorkeystorkey.blogspot.com/
I saw the Statue from an airplane and still got the lump.
Thanks,
Stacie
here's mine...!
http://aksapphire.blogspot.com/2008/10/show-and-tellnewbies.html
Show and tell of being up at my father-in-law's garden/vineyard in Italy and gathering up almonds and then making grape juice the next day. Are pictures of cute kids (cousins and my miracle Pea).
http://geeksinrome.wordpress.com/2008/10/06/harvest/
I'm very late to the show, but here's a post from me...
http://theroadlesstravelledlb.blogspot.com/2008/10/belated-show-tell-walk-to-remember.html
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