We played the Map Game today.
First Lena asked, "If you could live anywhere in the world, where would it be?"
Livia: Mexico
Lena: Fiji
Ariel: Thailand
Me: Over there (pointing out the window)
Next, "Where would you send your enemies?"
Livia: Libya
Me: Antarctica
Ariel: Somalia
Lena: Bangladesh ... just before the rainy season ... in 1998
Finally, "If you could own a country, which one and why?"
Livia: Mexico because it's big and filled with people who I could make do things for me, but I would let them be free.
Lena: Hungary, because it makes me feel hungry (and later) because it makes me think of Atilla
Me: Italy or New Zealand
Ariel: China because China owns the U.S.
Geography and social studies at their finest.
Thursday, 27 March 2008
The Map Game
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what tangled webs we weave when plotting the fate of men, rulers, and countries. They say that politics makes strange bedfellows, but the strangest and most wonderful are those within your own family. I marvel at how our children develop and learn to express themselves. If you don't understand the "enemy comment" of Lena, look it up. I pity the person who crosses my child.
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