One thing I greatly admire about the kid is that when something sparks her interest she gets on the computer and learns all she can about it. So far this summer her finds have been baby toads, slugs (yes slugs, she let them go so they wouldn’t dry out and die) lighting bugs and now sea monkeys. So while at Wal-Mart we got the sea monkey kit and they have hatched (or whatever they do) and now they only need to be fed once a week (according to her online research). The most amazing thing is she retains the information she learns and will fill in anyone willing (or not) to listen. In school her strongest classes are science and math, go figure.Monday, July 25, 2011
Sea Monkeys
One thing I greatly admire about the kid is that when something sparks her interest she gets on the computer and learns all she can about it. So far this summer her finds have been baby toads, slugs (yes slugs, she let them go so they wouldn’t dry out and die) lighting bugs and now sea monkeys. So while at Wal-Mart we got the sea monkey kit and they have hatched (or whatever they do) and now they only need to be fed once a week (according to her online research). The most amazing thing is she retains the information she learns and will fill in anyone willing (or not) to listen. In school her strongest classes are science and math, go figure.
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Impressive her ideas are. I too was in the same situation when I was in school. I used to say my friends the sea story and all of them greatly appreciates me. Those days were really very interesting and innovative.
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