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Today Mom and I discussed Christmas Traditions and what we do every year to make Christmas special for our family

Talked with Matt "NK Bull" Rogerson, President, Nam Knights America MC Palm Beach County chapter. They are a 501c3 motorcycle club comprised mainly of military and law enforcement officers, who's mission is to honor the memory of American Veterans and Police Officers and to help Veterans and Police Officers in their time of need. Nam Knights also promote community awareness through sponsorship and participation in various fundraising events. They have a Komedy Knight the 1st Saturday of the month at the VFW on Claire Ave in West Palm Beach. Then on the 2nd Sunday the community can come enjoy a great pancake breakfast with all the fixins. Today Mom's eat free in honor of Mother's Day. And then coming up on May 19th, they are hosting their 21st Annual "Rock N Roll" Sunday at Greenacres park. The proceeds they raise help various other charities including Veteran's Adaptive Sports and Vetsville Cease fire house. For more info listeners can go to https://namknights.com/

Today Mom talks about the saddest moment of her life and all the amazing things she learned form it

Today Mom talks about her happiest moments in life and the attributes it took to get there

Greetings Stoners! Today Mom & Dad are gearing up for the new season of Game of Thrones by recapping twenty episodes to watch while stoned. And if you aren't a fan of the HBO series, there's still a good amount of high banter between Blavid and I.  In Episode 50 | 20 Essential Game of Thrones Episodes to Watch Stoned: We discuss episodes 1-10 of Time's article, 20 Essential Game of Thrones Episodes by Megan McCluskey S1E1 - Winter is Coming S1E9 - Baelor S1E10 - Fire and Blood S2E6 - The Old Gods and The New S2E9 - Blackwater S2E10 - Valar Morghulis S3E4 - And Now His Watch Is Ended S3E8 - Second Sons S3E9 - The Rains of Castamere S4E2 - The Lion and the Rose If you love this podcast, please consider giving us a rating or review in iTunes. And if that’s too much of a pain in the ass, just tell a friend! Help spread the word about our podcast, and you’ll be working to break the stoner stigma. Mom & Dad are Stoned Facebook Kathryn’s IG | @thestonermom David’s IG | @coweedgrower Patreon | https://www.patreon.com/MADAS        

Today Mom discusses her writing center even though she's been sick and only feels at about 80% (hang in there Mom). At the writing center, students practice their writing skills in an independent, but supported environment.

Today Mom and Dad are talking about parents that use cannabis, and the haters that hate them. Apparently using legal herb to combat things like residual limb pain is just like, so unacceptable for parents to do. In this episode The Stoner Mom and husband break down the numerous benign and boring reasons parents use cannabis. *Hint: it's not like bath salts.   Why do Parents Use Marijuana? Today's episode was based off this post, Why Use Pot. Parents use marijuana for severe health issues. The kind that people who are anti-cannabis don’t have. Like HIV/AIDS, Cancer, PTSD, MS, Crohn’s Disease. Post-partum depression and debilitating anxiety. Like seizures, even in children. Like spinal cord injury, epilepsy and wasting syndrome. Like Hepatitis C, Lou Gehrig’s Disease,Alzheimer’s and muscle spasm disorders. Like Fibromyalgia, Fibrous dysplasia, Parkinson’s disease, and Lupus. Like Post-Concussion Syndrome, and residual limb pain. Like Tourette Syndrome and Traumatic Brain Injury. Like Interstitial cystitis and IBS. Don’t have any of these? How nice for you. It’s easy to pass judgement on the sick, but is that really the kind of person you want to be? Why do you use pot? We get so many amazing emails and messages from followers who are taking control of their health and sharing their reasons for using cannabis. We would LOVE to share these regularly, so please, if you get the chance, send us a few words about why YOU use cannabis. Even if it's just for fun, let us know! You can post on our facebook page and share your reasons with the community, or send an email to mom@thestonermom.com. Also in this episode: Why parents use pot: Answers from you Meet Cannabis Cathy David's recent tincture adventure Parental aches and pains Depression, anxiety, and why I'm not crazy anymore And as always, What's Going on in Dave's Grow? Got questions, comments, topic requests? Have a question for David about cannabis cultivation? Have business related questions? Email us! mom@thestonermom.com david@thestonermom.com info@thestonermom.com You can find Mom and Dad are Stoned here on thestonermom.com, iTunes, and soundcloud! We are supported by our generous patrons on Patreon. And as always, 5-star reviews on iTunes get read by us on the podcast! See you next week!

Today Mom and I will discuss Shared Writing: what it's benefits are and some of her favorite Shared Writing activities for the classroom. We also get the giggles. If you enjoy the podcast and can review us on iTunes we have a special treat for you! Everyone who leaves a review before August 7th will be entered in a random drawing to win a free year of ESGI, the awesome assessment tool that we love so much. It will save you 400 hours of work this year! Want to learn more about ESGI? Check out this blog post: http://bit.ly/2abu5G5 Here's how to leave a rating and review: Click on this link: http://apple.co/2aq8DzO Next, click on the blue button that says "View in iTunes". Then click on the button that says "Subscribe". Finally, click on "Ratings and Reviews" and then "Write a Review". That's it! Thanks for helping other teachers find us! Thank you everyone for listening, and thank you to bensound.com for our music. Kindergarten Kiosk is a proud member of the Education Podcast Network, a network of podcasts for educators by educators. Check out the other great podcasts!

Today Mom interviews Bag and the Tooth Fairy! Find out what it means to exist as a bag and how many teeth the Tooth Fairy has collected! We Found a Microphone is a created by a mom and her kids. The kids experiment with characters and mom gets to interview what they come up with!

Today Mom and I talk more about the early math concepts that help build conceptual understanding of mathematics.

Today Mom and I try out Podcasting. Join us as we discuss phonological awareness: it's history and it's components, and how an understanding of phonological awareness can help us teach reading more effectively and systematically. Also, Mom speaks way too much pig latin.

Today Mom took Little Sister and me to the toy store.I wanted to buy this cool scooter called the Super Streak, but my piggy bank didn't have enough money."Why don't you pick something else," said Mom.But I only wanted the Super Streak. It was so unfair.Little Sister asked if I wanted to play tea party with her new tea set. But I told her to leave me alone, because I was still so mad.Mom said she didn't know why I was mad, because I have lots of other toys."There will always be things you want but don't have, Little Critter," she said."What's important is appreciating what you do have, like a family that loves you."On our way home, we saw a boy moving into the biggest house in our whole neighborhood.And guess what he was riding?The Super Streak! He had the most toys I'd ever seen in my whole life.I wish I had so many toys.The new boy didn't take the bus to school like my friends and me.He got driven in a limousine.He told us his name was Holden Harrison III, but that we could call him H.H.Then he showed us his cell phone. He's the only kid in school with his very own phone and a name that's just two letters."Wow, H.H.!" I said. "You are so lucky."H.H. invited my friends and me to come to his house for a sleepover. We went swimming in his gigantic pool...and we watched a movie on his great big TV.We made a mess with the popcorn and the candy and the sodas, but the maid said it was okay.She cleaned everything up.And in the morning there was this big breakfast just for us."Wow, H.H.!" I said. "You are so lucky! You get the prize in every cereal box since you don't have to share with anybody." On the way home, I told Mom about all the fun stuff we did at H.H.'s house."Why don't you invite H.H. to our house, " Mom asked."But he might get bored, since we don't have so much cool stuff to play with," I said.Mom just smiled and told me to invite him anyway.When H.H. came over ,we played football. The dog chewed up one of his new sneakers and got mud all over him, but he didn't care.He said he had always wanted a dog.I told Little Sister not to bug us, but H.H. said it was okay.He even played tea party with her and Kitty.And he let her win at checkers, tooo.When it was time for dinner, he helped me set the table even though it was my chore.And then he helped Dad barbecue the hamburgers.H.H. said he never gets to help with dinner at his house.He didn't even mind when Gramma and Grandpa asked him tons of questions and when Grandma patted him on the head.He said he never sees his grandparents because they live so far away.When it was time for H.H. to go, our whole family went outside to say goodbye."You're so lucky, Little Critter," H.H. said.I wondered what he meant, but then I looked around at my family, and all of a sudden I knew.Maybe I didn't have a Super Streak or a big, fancy house and a maid to pick up my stuff.But what I did have was the best family in the whole world."Thank you, everybody!" I yelled. Then I gave them all a great big hug!

Today Mom and Dad went on a trip, and Grandam and Grandpa came to stay with us. "Bye-bye, Mom and Dad!" I said. "Don't worry. I will take care of everything." First, we had to do our chores. So, we vacuumed..we mopped...and we dusted. Then we did some painting. I told Grandpa I was a very good painter, but the paint spilled a little. Then we had to do some shopping. At the store, I pushed the cart... ...and showed Grandma just what we needed to buy. When we got home, I made a special lunch for everyone--peanut butter and pickle sandwiches... ...with potato chips, marshmallows, and chocolate syrup on top. Grandma and Grandpa said it was the best lunch they ever had. After lunch, Little Sister helped Grandpa water the garden while Grandma and I did the dishes. "You have to use lots of soap if you want to get the dishes really clean, Grandma," I said. Then we went to the movies. Grandma likes popcorn and Grandpa likes candy... ...so we had to get lots of both. After that, we went bowling. I helped Grandma roll the ball because it was too heavy. On the way home we were hungry, so we stopped at Critter Burger. I ordered a Super Burger and a Super Shake, but I dropped them. When we got home, it was time to get ready for bed. So we all put on our pajamas... ...washed our faces...and brushed our teeth. "Mom says to use lots of toothpaste," I said. Then I told Grandma and Grandpa a scary story. It was a little too scary for them, so we had to check for monsters in the closet and under the bed. Grandma and Grandpa were still a little scared, so Little Sister and I stayed with them all night long. Good night, Grandma! Good night, Grandpa!