Here ye, here ye. I proclaim this day “Funday Monday” — do something Fun on your blog today! Here's my effort!
As part of my resolution to have more fun, while I was up LATE grading last night, I twittered asking for funny videos. Boy did I get some great ones (mostly from down under.)
I can relate to this first one because I have a teenager and 11 year old — sometimes they go into this mood! (From melanieh on Twitter)
One of my favorite Aussies Graham Wegner passed along the following. two videos:
After laughing, I actually saw a point: Sometimes we make things way too hard and there is a simpler way. (Just ask someone who has been around a while.)
This is kind of like when I started teaching and did things the hard way and the 30 year veterans would just shake their head and drink their coffee!! ;-)
Then another Australian commercial I had never seen:
For those who spend WAYYYY too much time on the computer, you can relate to this video. (You might have to replace the word Youtube with Blog or Twitter?) (from angelesb on Twitter)
And from janning on twitter, this one which janning says points out issues with “blogging behind walls” as being like the Cone of Silence portrayed in this video:
What will you do to make Monday a Funday?
tag: funday monday, inspiration, humor
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The iced-coffee advert featuring the quick dry cement put me in mind of what may be an apocryphal story about the history of those rather marvellous bullet-shaped ballpoint pens that can write anywhere, under any conditions (can’t remember their dratted name, now!). Apparently they were developed for astronauts to use when in space. I am told that the Americans spent an enormous amount of time and money developing them as a solution to the problem of writing under weightless conditions while the Russians simply opted to use pencils!
I loved the videos, specially the teenager saying uhhhhhhhh uh to every question.
I’m a mother of teenagers, too and it’s real life for me XD
Have a lot of fun watching them. Thanks for sharing :-)
Hey Vicki! I like the idea of a Funday Monday. I added some old-school inspiration to my blog! Thanks for spreading this good idea.
Thanks for a great post – as always.
I was a day late – so I did one in honor of Super Tuesday. Here’s my link: http://it4teachers.blogspot.com/2008/02/moonk-is-cool-tool.html
funny cats
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