lol... the first thing I though when I saw the first pic was, "It's time to clean the city!"Tom Green reference? Anyone...?? >_>~Meg

Aww, you're hilarious! How can I compete with that honestly? (No seriously, how?)A lovely pic of my girls there at Coin-Op - not so sure about the bag lady ... but I still love her I s'pose! lol, jk :DLOVE your spotlight... make it hard for us other girls why don'tcha? *hugs*

"popularity:1%"???Something aint right there!

YUUUUUKIIIIIII!I was an early reader, as well. I blame my mom (lol), since she was the one who read awesome bedtime stories to me. I got to the point of just wanting to read them for myself.I miss the old GGB (aka gray game boy, or Giant Gray Brick). I still have all of my original gameboy games (oooOOOOoooh, 5 whole games!), so I was slightly horrified when I found out the DS wouldn't play them.Great Douglas Adams reference!Hmm. I might change my signature to one...-There is an art, it says, or rather, a knack to flying.
The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss.-

I didn't learn from flash cards. My mom actually started teaching me when I was three. I recall doing storytime in kindergarten because the teacher was amazed I could read, and she thought it was good for the other students.Yeah, my cat Canuck was a special one. She didn't like me very much, so she avoided me a lot. I was pretty sad when we had to give her up. (Mom found out she had pet dander allergies.)

What a pretty picture that first one is. :)ETA: I was also a really early reader. I started in the fifth grade reading class when I started school, because it was all they could offer those of us that knew what we were doing at the time. Whatever they did it worked. Were your parents flashcard people? That's how my mom taught me to read so early.

lol... the first thing I though when I saw the first pic was, "It's time to clean the city!"

Tom Green reference? Anyone...?? >_>

~Meg

Aww, you're hilarious! How can I compete with that honestly? (No seriously, how?)

A lovely pic of my girls there at Coin-Op - not so sure about the bag lady ... but I still love her I s'pose! lol, jk :D

LOVE your spotlight... make it hard for us other girls why don'tcha? *hugs*

"popularity:1%"???

Something aint right there!

YUUUUUKIIIIIII!

I was an early reader, as well. I blame my mom (lol), since she was the one who read awesome bedtime stories to me. I got to the point of just wanting to read them for myself.

I miss the old GGB (aka gray game boy, or Giant Gray Brick). I still have all of my original gameboy games (oooOOOOoooh, 5 whole games!), so I was slightly horrified when I found out the DS wouldn't play them.

Great Douglas Adams reference!

Hmm. I might change my signature to one...

-There is an art, it says, or rather, a knack to flying.
The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss.-

I didn't learn from flash cards. My mom actually started teaching me when I was three. I recall doing storytime in kindergarten because the teacher was amazed I could read, and she thought it was good for the other students.

Yeah, my cat Canuck was a special one. She didn't like me very much, so she avoided me a lot. I was pretty sad when we had to give her up. (Mom found out she had pet dander allergies.)

I love that your cat's name is Canuck lol

What a pretty picture that first one is. :)

ETA: I was also a really early reader. I started in the fifth grade reading class when I started school, because it was all they could offer those of us that knew what we were doing at the time. Whatever they did it worked. Were your parents flashcard people? That's how my mom taught me to read so early.