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Oh, the glee!

Oh, the things one finds when looking for words to the Bumblebee song!

My children both learned the baby bumblebee song in daycare. That and the itsy bitsy spider seem to be the first songs they learned outside of what I taught them.

Here is another very extensive site for kid song lyrics:

http://www.kididdles.com/mouseum/subject.html

I love the Baby Bumblebee song. And Here Comes Thumbman. Some of the greatest hits of all time. Damn, I want to go back to kindergarten.

Amusingly, I was never _in_ kindergarten!

Rebel child! What were you doing that year? Stealing cars?

Amusingly, I wasn't actually _in_ school until 4th grade. Homeschooled until that point. :)

*steals someone's brain, instead*

Wow, you smartypants you. :)

Simultaneous 'yes!' and 'dammit, I used to _hate_ being called a genius' responses, here. ;)

:P!

Yeah, I used to *hate* being called skinny, too, but I got over it. ;)

At least you're humble about your brilliance. A non-brilliant person can appreciate that.

At least you're humble about your brilliance.

Oddly, I don't feel brilliant. I never have.

I just feel like I understand a lot of things quicker than many other people. And, when I look at the people I spend most of my time with, I _don't_ generally understand things faster than them.

Also: http://www.livejournal.com/users/wispfox/235800.html

I see what you're saying.

"I don't think I tend to interact much with people who are surprised..."

Who'd want to, for too long? It feels better to be around people who accept you as "normal" in respect to themselves.

Hence why I tend to surround myself with crazy, spontaneous, OCD, bipolar, ADD types. See, I'm perfectly normal. *grin*

It feels better to be around people who accept you as "normal" in respect to themselves.

Yes, it does. :)

See, I'm perfectly normal.

*grins* Yeah, sounds about normal to me! ;)

"*grins* Yeah, sounds about normal to me! ;)"

Yay!!!

*is pleased by the inspiration*

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