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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21959098Fri, 08 Mar 2024 22:37:46 +0000All Along The Watchtowerfilms . videos . televisionnoreply@blogger.com (Kat Coble)Blogger214125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21959098.post-8217181846904092889Wed, 28 Mar 2007 16:52:00 +00002007-03-29T12:24:09.164-07:00BSG Season FinaleVarious contributers to this blog have their thoughts on the BSG Season Finale at their primary blogs.<br /><br /><a href=" line by line analysis for Battlestar Galactica/All Along The Watchtower</A><br /><br /><a href=" Source information for the cover used in the show</A><br /><br /><a href=" on the impact of the finale for the Cylon and Human races</A><br /><br /><a href=" thoughts on whether or not the ending jumped the shark</A><br /><br /><A href=" to Deep Space Nine</A>2007/03/bsg-season-finale.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Kat Coble)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21959098.post-117405374753598913Fri, 16 Mar 2007 14:59:00 +00002007-03-16T08:02:27.536-07:00Set your recording devices!If you've been holding off watching the best new show on network television, then this is your lucky day.<br /><br />Starting tonight, Bravo will re-air every episode of <em>Friday Night Lights</em>. One episode will air tonight and three more tomorrow afternoon. This pattern continues from now until mid-April.<br /><br />Here's some details:<br /><blockquote><p>“See [‘FNL’] for the first time or all over again, beginning with a single<br />episode on Friday, March 16 at 6 p.m., followed by a triple serving beginning<br />Saturday, March 17 at 1 p.m.</p><p>“[‘FNL’] on Bravo continues every Friday (one<br />episode at 6 p.m.) and Saturday (three back-to-back episodes beginning at 1<br />p.m.), culminating on Friday, April 13 at 6 p.m.”</p></blockquote><br />Set the VCR or DVR or make plans to catch up on one of the truly great show to come along in the past few seasons. Trust me, it's worth it.2007/03/set-your-recording-devices.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Michael Hickerson)1tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21959098.post-117405356105548546Fri, 16 Mar 2007 14:58:00 +00002007-03-16T07:59:21.080-07:00It worked for Battlestar Galactica...We all knew the producers of <em>Veronica Mars</em> are big fans of <em>Battlestar Galactica.</em> But who knew that love would extend beyond just incorporating the word "frak" into the show?<br /><br />Should <em>Veronica Mars </em>survive into a fourth season, creator and producer Rob Thomas has a plan to jump the show's chronology ahead a few years and have Veronica taking classes at the FBI Acadamy. Thomas has prepared a test reel (which should be on U-Tube by the time I'm done writing this...) of the show's potential new direction to show to CW execs in an attempt to sway them into renewing the struggling (ratings wise) series.<br /><br />This news comes on the heels yesterday of reports from E! On-Line that <em>Veronica</em>'s fate had been decided and there would be no fourth season. There hasn't been any confirmation of this story or any comment from the CW or anyone involved with <em>Veronica Mars</em>. <br /><br />I have a feeling this show's fate may depend a lot on of Alexis Bledel decides to come back for an eighth season of <em>Gilmore Girls</em>. If <em>Gilmore </em>is gone, I see <em>Veronica</em>'s chances being better as a tent-pole show for CW.2007/03/it-worked-for-battlestar-galactica.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Michael Hickerson)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21959098.post-116844187525553692Wed, 10 Jan 2007 15:07:00 +00002007-01-10T07:11:15.270-08:00Direct to DVD Galactica movie confirmedThere's a <a href=" interview</a> in <em>The Chicago Tribune's</em> TV blog that, among other things, confirms the direct to DVD <em>Battlestar Galactica</em> movie is happening. The movie will take place between seasons three and four and address but not resolve the season-bridging cliffhanger. Executive producers Ron Moore and David Eick basically say it will give some background to the cliffhanger.<br /><br />If you read the article, be warned there are SPOILERS in it for the back nine of the season.<br /><br />Moore and Eick address a certain picture floating around the Net (featuring Baltar), the rumors of a major character death in the back nine and the changing of the opening credits. Basically, it all boils down to--don't take everything you see and hear at face value (esp. where said picture is concerned).2007/01/direct-to-dvd-galactica-movie.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Michael Hickerson)5tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21959098.post-116828324633094800Mon, 08 Jan 2007 19:02:00 +00002007-01-08T11:07:26.386-08:00Rome, If You Want ToThere are two new <a href=" style="font-style: italic;">Rome</span></a> behind-the-scenes thingies over at HBO ONDemand. One centers around a party that Atia is throwing the other concerns Pullo and Vorenus. It contains major spoilers. If you can't wait for Sunday, check it out to whet your Roman appetite.<br /><br />I'll give you just one tasty morsel.<br /><br /><span style="font-weight: bold;">Spoiler Alert!!!</span><br /><br />Caesar is dead. I think Brutus might have been in on it.<br /><br /><span style="font-weight: bold;">End Spoilers.<br /><br /><br /></span>2007/01/rome-if-you-want-to.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Sarcastro)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21959098.post-116827318219546499Mon, 08 Jan 2007 16:15:00 +00002007-01-08T08:20:32.053-08:00Screech tape is a fake?Did Dustin "Screech" Diamond use a boyd double for his infamous sex tape?<br /><br /><p>According to <a href=" sources </a>he did.</p><blockquote><p>Schmidt suspects Diamond has been doubly deceptive. </p><p>"I have reason to believe that is not Dustin's [manhood] in the movie," says the agent. "You never see his face and his [manhood] in the same shot. If, in fact, he used a body double, I'm going to sue him for defrauding me, Red Light and the American public."<br /></p></blockquote><p></p>Good to know we have such people out there defending Americans from such horrible fraud. And it seems that Screech staged the tape in order to get some publicity, according to the article.<br /><br />But at least Screech is lucky. His girlfriend is standing by him during this time of crisis.<br /><blockquote><p>Diamond's girlfriend, Jennifer Misner, questions whether that's really his signature on the contract and claims Diamond gave in to Red Light because "there was no way to stop the tape once it hit the Internet."<br /></p><p>Misner, who isn't on the tape, says she never would have let Diamond engage in his infamous "Dirty Sanchez" session with two women. But she's adamant that Diamond didn't use a stunt organ.<br /></p><p>"That is all Dustin," she says. "I would definitely know. I'm proud of my man." </p></blockquote>2007/01/screech-tape-is-fake.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Michael Hickerson)1tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21959098.post-116800084383961450Fri, 05 Jan 2007 12:38:00 +00002007-01-05T04:40:43.876-08:00Short clip from next week's HIMYMCBS has posted a <a href=" clip</a> from next week's new <span style="font-style: italic;">How I Met Your Mother.<br /><br /></span>It's pretty funny, but will the episode rival the hilarity that was the slap-bet episode?<span style="font-style: italic;"><br /></span>2007/01/short-clip-from-next-weeks-himym.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Michael Hickerson)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21959098.post-116662750335365367Wed, 20 Dec 2006 15:09:00 +00002006-12-20T07:11:43.406-08:00Best of ChristmasLooking for the best Christmas specials, episodes and videos? Well, here's a list of <a href=" Christmas-themed things</a> for you to watch on-line. It's a pretty diverse list from the classics like <em>A Charlie Brown Christmas</em> to things like <em>The Star Wars Christmas Special</em> (which you will lose respect for yourself if you watch).<br /><br />It's hours of fun and a great way to waste some time at work as you get ready for the holiday break...I mean, a great way to get in the spirit in the evenings after you've worked hard all day.2006/12/best-of-christmas.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Michael Hickerson)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21959098.post-116603381981646808Wed, 13 Dec 2006 18:14:00 +00002006-12-13T10:17:01.976-08:00Peter Boyle passes awayPeter Boyle, the actor most known for his roles in <em>Young Frankenstein</em> and as TV's Frank Barone on <em>Everybody Loves Raymond</em> has passed away. He was 81.<br /><br />While Boyle is best known for these roles, one of my favorites roles for Boyle was in the third-season <em>The X-Files</em> episode, "Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose." Boyle won an Emmy for best guest-actor for the part.2006/12/peter-boyle-passes-away.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Michael Hickerson)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21959098.post-116592708722683126Tue, 12 Dec 2006 12:35:00 +00002006-12-12T04:38:07.240-08:00AFI's best in movies, TVThe AFI has announced its list of the ten best movies and TV shows of 2006. Unlike other lists that rank the movies and shows, AFI just announces the ten best. <br /><br />Movies: <em>Babel, Borat, The Devil Wears Prada, Dreamgirls, Half Nelson, Happy Feet, Inside Man, Letter from Iwo Jima, Little Miss Sunshine, United 93</em><br /><br />Television: <em>Battlestar Galactica, Dexter, Elizabeth I, Friday Night Lights, Heroes, The Office, South Park, 24, The West Wing, The Wire.</em>2006/12/afis-best-in-movies-tv.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Michael Hickerson)1tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21959098.post-116542370566507569Wed, 06 Dec 2006 16:45:00 +00002006-12-06T08:48:25.686-08:00ABC moves LostWhen <em>Lost </em>returns from its hiatus on Feb 7th, it will return an hour later at 9 p.m. CST, according to <em>Variety</em>. <br /><br />Part of this is to get away from the juggernaut that is <em>American Idol</em> (seriously, why does anyone watch it?!? It boggles the mind!) which airs its results show on Wednesday nights. Also, <em>Lost</em> has recently lost ground to <em>Criminal Minds</em>. So I guess ABC didn't want to come in third in the hour. Also, you have to consider that any show following Lost is immediately put on cancelled list since ABC has yet to find a way to program the time-slot after <em>Lost</em>. <br /><br />In other news, it appears that CBS will waste the post-Super Bowl time slow with <em>Criminal Minds</em> instead of going for something good like <em>How I Met Your Mother</em>.2006/12/abc-moves-lost.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Michael Hickerson)1tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21959098.post-116525849174376636Mon, 04 Dec 2006 18:50:00 +00002006-12-04T10:54:51.986-08:00Hints about Heroes<em>Heroes </em>ends its fall run tonight with an episode that is supposed to wrap up the "save the cheerleader, save the world" storyline (which NBC swore up one side and down the other that we'd get answers to two weeks ago). The series then goes off the air or into repeat mode until it returns on Jan 22 and faces strong competition from FOX's hit serial, <em>24</em>. <br /><br /><em>TV Guide</em><a href="; has an interview </a>today with series creator, Tim Krieg in which we get hints of what will happen tonight and what is to come when Christopher Eccleston joins the cast in January. <br /><br />From it, I can safely conclude that neither Peter nor Hiro will perish in tonight's installment. I also bet they won't kill off Micah or Niki/Jessica. <br /><br />So, who will it be? Guess we'll all find out tonight. (Well, unless you search around for SPOILERs or something like that).2006/12/hints-about-heroes.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Michael Hickerson)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21959098.post-116500796530176703Fri, 01 Dec 2006 21:19:00 +00002006-12-01T13:20:35.326-08:00St. Elsewhere::Yes, this is a review that I'm doing because someone promised me something in exchange for the review. ::<br /><br />That being said, I would have done the review anyway, because the product is my all-time favourite hospital show. As far as I'm concerned, St. Elsewhere set the as-yet-unreached standard for medical dramas. The current crop of doctor shows all owe a hefty allegiance to Eligius.<br /><br />Let's take a look, shall we?<br /><br /><b>House</B><br /><br />Irascible grouchy doctor who actually knows best most of the time? Dr. House, meet Dr. Mark Craig. <br /><br /><b>ER</B><br /><br />Yes, I guess this show is still on. When it first broke many years ago the most popular thing about it seemed to be that insane rush of people on the brink, and the seemingly superhuman ability of Doctors to pull the rest of us back from the brink. This was often an element inherint in St. Elsewhere at many levels--both in their trainwreck of an E.R. and in the O.R. <br /><br />You say you preferred E.R. for the hot doctors like George Clooney? Well, then. I humbly submit St. Elsewhere's Mark Harmon for your consideration. Oh yeah. There's that other guy too. What's his name? yeah. That's right. Denzel something or other....<br /><br /><b>Scrubs</B><br /><br />Whacky, zany stunts pulled by a hospital staff to let off steam? Yep. St. Elsewhere has that in abundence. I still think Howie Mandel's best work was in the halls of St. Eligius Hospital.<br /><br /><b>Grey's Anatomy</B><br /><br />Shonda Rhimes has done a great job of humanising doctors, of showing the romance behind the blood. These stories were a large part of St. Elsewhere's stock in trade for many years. The heartbreaking story arcs for Dr. Jack Morrison--so well played by David Morse--were some of the most humanising stories ever to hit prime time. <br /><br />So, clearly and without reservation I recommend that any of you who love any of these shows give the new <A HREF=". Elsewhere Season One DVD</A> a try.2006/12/st-elsewhere.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Kat Coble)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21959098.post-116483496659317796Wed, 29 Nov 2006 21:13:00 +00002006-11-29T13:16:06.630-08:00Battlestar Podcasts comingIn his official blog over at SciFi.com, Ron Moore talks about the three upcoming podcasts for the best show on TV,<span style="font-style: italic;"> Battlestar Galactica</span>.<br /><p></p><blockquote><p>Three -- count'em -- three podcasts are winging their way to you this week from snowy Vancouver: "Hero," "Unfinished Business," and a discussion of the show with a group of the actors, myself and MrsRon sitting in our apartment and talking over various aspects of the show. </p> <p>The "Roundtable Discussion" as we're calling it, is a freewheeling discussion, and there are definitely times when there's too much cross-talk and too much laughter on the recording to discern anything coherent (especially in the beginning) but tucked in amid the revelry are some interesting and fascinating tidbits which I hope you'll enjoy. Think of it as being a fly on the wall during a dinner party with a group of people delighted to be talking over the ins and outs of their favorite show. In addition to myself and the missus, we were joined by James Callis, Jamie Bamber, Tamoh Penikett, Mark Sheppard (an upcoming guest star with a major role in the finale) and Henry, a child-hood friend of Jamie's who happened to be in town that night.</p> <p>The "Unfinished Business" podcast also features Tamoh and Grace Park.</p></blockquote><p></p>If you are watching <span style="font-style: italic;">Battlestar</span> and not listening to the podcasts, you are missing on a great insight into the show. And if you're not watching <span style="font-style: italic;">Battlestar Galactica</span>, what the frak is wrong with you?!?2006/11/battlestar-podcasts-coming.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Michael Hickerson)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21959098.post-116474895064074584Tue, 28 Nov 2006 21:16:00 +00002006-11-28T13:22:30.690-08:0050 Things Lost hasn't explainedAs <span style="font-style: italic;">Heroes</span> popularity continues to soar, let's not forget to give props to the show that created the new interest in serialized shows--<span style="font-style: italic;">Lost</span>.<br /><br />One big complaint lodged against<span style="font-style: italic;"> Lost </span>is that it never answers any questions. I can see that, but honestly I think if you're looking for some deeper, profound, earth-shaking answers from <span style="font-style: italic;">Lost</span>, you're really missing the whole point of the show. It's not about the answers, it's about the journey. <br /><br />But I will admit<span style="font-style: italic;"> Lost</span> does have some dangling plot threads. And the people over at IGN have been kind enough to come up with a list of <a href=" mysteries</a> that <span style="font-style: italic;">Lost </span>has brought up but has yet to resolve. It's interesting and it reminded me again of just how much I love <span style="font-style: italic;">Lost</span>. So surf over, read and let the debate begin.2006/11/50-things-lost-hasnt-explained.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Michael Hickerson)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21959098.post-116464108652987793Mon, 27 Nov 2006 15:18:00 +00002006-11-27T07:24:46.550-08:00ABC Does It Again OR How 'Lost' Kills Everything Around ItWell, I should know better. <br /><br />Repeat after me: I will not become interested in intelligent, well-written drama with good characters and story. <br /><br />This weekend ABC announced <A HREF=" <I>The Nine</I> is disappearing from it's Wednesday night schedule</A>. <br /><br />That's such a shame, considering that of the new fall dramas, <I>The Nine</I> was the most consistantly well-written. Only <I>Ugly Betty</I> (which I consider to be more of a comedy) has a stronger script and cast. <br /><br />ABC has complained about <I>The Nine</I> not holding the lead-in from <I>Lost</I>. Personally I blame that more on <I>Lost</I>. How many of us tune in consistantly to find out the new mystery, stay glued to the TV to those 'final five minutes YOU WON'T BELIEVE/EVERYONE WILL BE TALKING ABOUT/BEST LOST EVER!!!!!' only to turn off the TV in disgust at yet another weak non-answer? <br /><br />Personally I've been TiVo'ing <I>The Nine</I> and watching it a couple of days later. I did the same thing last year with <I>Invasion</I>. Sadly, <I>Lost</I> has become so frustrating that it kills my interest in ABC's followup programming. I usually need a few days to get the taste of Jack out of my mouth.2006/11/abc-does-it-again-or-how-lost-kills.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Kat Coble)1tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21959098.post-116464020421252024Mon, 27 Nov 2006 15:10:00 +00002006-11-27T07:12:26.400-08:00Preview this year's Doctor Who Christmas special<object height="350" width="425"><param name="movie" value=" src="; type="application/x-shockwave-flash" height="350" width="425"></object><br />Four minutes from the upcoming Christmas special epiosde of<span style="font-style: italic;"> Doctor Who</span>, "The Runaway Bride."2006/11/preview-this-years-doctor-who.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Michael Hickerson)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21959098.post-116437437478620395Fri, 24 Nov 2006 13:13:00 +00002006-11-24T05:19:34.790-08:00Christmas Specials<span style="font-style: italic;">It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas....</span><br /><br /><span style="font-style: italic;">USA Today </span><a href=" a listing</a> of some of the highlights of the Christmas special viewing season. Among them are: <br /><ul><li><b><i>A Charlie Brown Christmas</i></b>, Tuesday, 8 p.m. ET/PT, ABC</li><li><b><i>Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town</i></b>, Dec. 5, 8 p.m. ET/PT, ABC</li><li><b><i>Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer</i></b>, Dec. 8, 8 p.m. ET/PT, CBS</li><li><b><i>Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas!</i></b>, Dec. 12, 8 p.m. ET/PT, ABC (This is the cartoon version, not the Jim Carey movie)</li><li><b><i>It's a Wonderful Life</i></b>, Dec. 16, 8 p.m. ET/PT, NBC</li><li><b><i>National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation</i></b>, Dec. 17, 8 p.m. ET/PT, TBS (Best..Christmas...movie...EVER!)</li><li><b><i>A Christmas Story</i></b> marathon, Dec. 24, 8 p.m. ET/PT, TBS</li></ul>2006/11/christmas-specials.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Michael Hickerson)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21959098.post-116414239017307194Tue, 21 Nov 2006 20:51:00 +00002006-11-21T12:53:10.190-08:00Harry Potter Order Of The Phoenix Sneak From HBOYou may have thought the teaser trailer was mack-daddy. But you haven't <A HREF=" this yet.</A><br /><br />Leaky has posted the HBO OnDemand sneak peak. Lots of goodies here.2006/11/harry-potter-order-of-phoenix-sneak_21.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Kat Coble)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21959098.post-116412334631920137Tue, 21 Nov 2006 15:33:00 +00002006-11-21T07:35:46.320-08:00Get Smart movie newsA <span style="font-style: italic;">Get Smart</span> movie? Why am I only just now hearing about this?<br /><br />Seems that Steve Carrell will be taking over the part made famous by Don Adams in the big-screen version of Get Smart. <a href=" style="font-style: italic;">Variety </span>reports</a> that Anne Hathaway will take over the role of 99, as played by Barbara Feldon.<br /><br />Now, I know the current rage in Hollywood is to make big-screen adaptations of beloved TV shows. And while I can see that Carrell could be good in the role of Maxwell Smart, I'm still not convinced that this movie will hold a candle to the original series. <br /><br />So, will it be like <span style="font-style: italic;">The Fugitive</span> or will it be another <span style="font-style: italic;">Beverly Hillbillies</span>?2006/11/get-smart-movie-news.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Michael Hickerson)1tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21959098.post-116412307620478469Tue, 21 Nov 2006 15:30:00 +00002006-11-21T07:31:16.226-08:00Battlestar moves to Sunday<a href=" It Cool News is reporting</a> that when season three of <span style="font-style: italic;">Battlestar Galactcia</span> resumes in January (after it's holiday break), the show will move to Sundays at 10 p.m. EST/9 p.m. CST.<br /><br />Is this a good or bad move for SciFi?<br /><br />I can see that it's a bit of both....2006/11/battlestar-moves-to-sunday.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Michael Hickerson)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21959098.post-116405720481558005Mon, 20 Nov 2006 21:12:00 +00002006-11-20T13:13:24.836-08:00New Harry Potter teaser on-lineThe teaser trailer for <span style="font-style: italic;">Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoe</span>nix<a href="; is on-line</a> for your viewing pleasure.<br /><br />Right now, I can hear Kat Coble counting down the days....2006/11/new-harry-potter-teaser-on-line.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Michael Hickerson)7tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21959098.post-116404123744934890Mon, 20 Nov 2006 16:10:00 +00002006-11-20T13:21:39.733-08:00Die, Fat Man, Die!There is a level of boredom that induces sleep. I've only experienced it at three public performances. The first was after a day of drinking bourbon on the lake with my fraternity brothers, we went to the local cinema for a showing of the Vietnam War movie <a style="font-style: italic;" href=" Hill</a>. I don't think the movie was the problem. Rather, it was the amount of anesthesia in my system.<br /><br />The second time, or actually the first as I now remember this predated Hamburger Hill by a couple of years. This girl took me to a<a href="; 'Til Tuesday</a> concert. Once they played <a href=" one song</a> that I knew, I was out like a light. Plus, my date was kind of a bitch. So, I figured I could get a few minutes of sleep before having to have another tedious verbal exchange. Later that night, we ran into some a group of friends at the old nightclub <a href=";. I traded my date to a friend of mine whose assholish overbearing personality was a perfect match for my date. In exchange, I got my roomate, who had a trunk full of beer and a bag of very potent hash. Twenty years later, I'm still convinced that was the best trade of my life.<br /><br />Yesterday, I fell asleep in a movie. <a href=" style="font-style: italic;">Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause</span></a> put me to sleep sometime in the second act. When I awoke, a short time later, it was like I missed nothing. My step-sons mostly keep me from going to movies that I actually like. They have the worst taste in movies. Ever. I should have known this when the first movie I went to see with them was <a href=" by the Dozen 2</a>. They have a penchant for shitty sequels and shitty remakes.<br /><br />The funniest part, for them, was the farting reindeer gag. They laughed the hardest at that particular highlight. As far as they were concerned, they would be happy to watch a farting reindeer movie every day of the year. Other than that, they weren't that impressed.<br /><br />For me, the gag reel at the end was the funniest (and most welcome) part of this Disney cash-in.<br /><br /><a href=" Tomatoes gave it a 13%</a>.<br /><br /><a href="; said, "<i style="font-style: italic;">If you’re unlucky enough to get stuck in a theater showing The Santa Clause 3</i><span style="font-style: italic;">, it is at this point that you basically have two options: 1) You can bang your head on the seat in front of you and hope it knocks you unconscious, or 2) you can start to fantasize that the Jigsaw Murderer from </span><i style="font-style: italic;">Saw III</i><span style="font-style: italic;">, playing in the theater next door, finds his way into the film, plants a bear trap in Tim Allen’s mouth, and gives him 90 seconds to lay waste to his nine reindeer before the trap separates his jaw in two, delivering the necessary one-liner: “There’s your Christmas cheer, asshole</span>!”<br /><br />I spent my awake time wondering why <a href=". Claus</a> looks so much hotter on <span style="font-style: italic;">Lost</span>, and dreaming about sneaking out without raising suspicion. Last thing I wanted was the wife yanking me by the hair out of the showing of <span style="font-style: italic;">Casino Royale</span> next door.2006/11/die-fat-man-die.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Sarcastro)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21959098.post-116377844449170338Fri, 17 Nov 2006 15:45:00 +00002006-11-17T07:47:24.506-08:00Veronica Mars gets full season order<span style="font-style: italic;">Veronica Mars</span>' third season will be a full season.<br /><br />The CW <a href=" up the show for the rest of the season</a>, though there's a catch. The show is getting only a seven-episode order instead of the back-nine. That means season three will run 20 episodes instead of 22.<br /><br />How this affects the second and third mystery arcs remains to be seen.<br /><br /><span style="font-style: italic;">Veronica Mars</span> airs in Nashville on the new CW, Tuesdays at 8 p.m.2006/11/veronica-mars-gets-full-season-order.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Michael Hickerson)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21959098.post-116351581624055108Tue, 14 Nov 2006 14:47:00 +00002006-11-14T07:30:15.273-08:00More Friday Night LightsNBC gave <span style="font-style: italic;">Friday Night Lights</span> a full-season order<a href="; yesterday</a>.<br /><br />This is cause for much rejoicing from me. This is easily the season's best new show and I'm glad to see NBC giving it a full-season run. It almost reminds you of the good ol' days when NBC showed some faith and patience with such classics as <span style="font-style: italic;">Seinfeld</span> and <span style="font-style: italic;">Cheers</span>.<br /><br />Here's hoping <span style="font-style: italic;">Friday Night Lights</span> has a long, successful run.2006/11/more-friday-night-lights.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Michael Hickerson)0


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ABDL Blog abdl Phone Sex age regression Fri, 07 Aug 2026 22:29:37 +0000 en-US hourly 1 /wp-content/uploads/2020/05/cropped-imrtyages-32x32.png ABDL Blog 32 32 The Art of ABDL Humiliation: A Dom’s Confession /the-art-of-abdl-humiliation-a-dom-s-confession/ Fri, 07 Aug 2026 22:29:37 +0000 /the-art-of-abdl-humiliation-a-dom-s-confession/ […]]]> My Experience with Humiliation in Age Play I’ve been exploring age play dynamics for years, both as a devoted partner and an experienced dominant. Even though we may engage in the roles of a AB/DL and caregiver, we are still fully in control of what we do together. if I want to humiliate my Adult baby or care for him in any way, I can do that and he loves it. Executing an AB/DL Humiliation Scenario I recently planned this whole humiliation scene for my adult baby that I knew would really tap into his deepest insecurities and needs as a little. I had him wear his favorite adult baby onesie and diaper, then I went on and on about how messy and stinky he was, how he’d never be a big boy like his brother because he’s such a little baby diaper boy. I crinkled my nose in exaggerated disgust every time I changed his diaper, then for him making a mess in that diaper, I made him crawl and coo and beg for milk from a bottle. Over and over I reminded him that he was just a silly diapered baby who couldn’t be trusted to do anything on their own. As everything went on, I could see his face scrunching up, lower lip trembling. I knew what I was doing and saying were hitting the right nerves for him. In that moment, he was powerless, little, forced to rely completely on me and he couldn’t do a thing about it. He had no choice but to submit to the situation, to accept his “place”. And as humiliating as it was for him, I could also see the dark glimmer of arousal in his eyes, the way his breathing quickened. Being put in his “place” was giving him something he desperately craved. Why I Engage in This Type of Play with my AB/DL There’s something incredibly satisfying about reducing a grown man to a little, in a helpless state. Seeing the embarrassment on his face, knowing the shameful thoughts running through his mind, it’s a heady delicious power. And having that power over him, knowing that he’s completely at my mercy? It’s intoxicating. But more than that, I know how much my AB/DL needs this. Needs to be dominated, infantilized, objectified. He needs to be put in his “place” and reminded of his little state, how much of a little baby he is and how much he can’t even do by himself. It’s a deep need inside him, and I’m the one who can give it to him. That’s why I do it and I love doing it. Taking Humiliation to New Depths I’m always looking for ways to push the boundaries of humiliation in our little play sessions. To really strip away his adult identity and leave him raw and vulnerable to my humiliating suggestions. One time, I brought in a group of friends to witness how much he was listening. They all took turns cooing and babying my Adult baby, changing his diaper and feeding him baby food. Having an audience watch and be apart of his utter degradation, dialed up the humiliation to a new level. Another time, I took my AB/DL to a public restroom at a mall, on a crowded day and made him stand and pee into a potty bowl while I watched, others defiantly watched too with those disgusted looks on their faces. The shame of being seen in such a state, with no privacy or dignity, was intense. I could see the red creeping up his neck as he struggled to comply with so many eyes watching. The Dark Arousal of Utter Humiliation What I love most is seeing that conflicted look on my AB/DL’s face when he’s being utterly degraded. The mix of shame, humiliation and dark arousal. Knowing that this is exactly what he needs, what he’s been craving, even if he can’t admit it. Having that most vulnerable, little self exposed and put on display. Being reduced to a helpless, diapered adult baby with no agency or power. It’s the ultimate surrender. Giving up his adultness and accepting his role as an adult baby. Submitting to the shame and humiliation because deep down, it’s what he truly desires. The relief of not having to be in control for once, of letting someone else take complete authority over him. Letting his darkest, most repressed desires come to the surface. Call A MommyAvailable now · tap to callCall › ]]> My First ABDL Sissy Story: A Journey of Discovery /my-first-abdl-sissy-story-a-journey-of-discovery/ Sat, 01 Aug 2026 19:45:40 +0000 /my-first-abdl-sissy-story-a-journey-of-discovery/ […]]]> @font-face{font-family:'Poppins';font-style:normal;font-weight:400;font-display:swap;src:url('/wp-content/uploads/awl-fonts/poppins-43751174.woff2') format('woff2');}@font-face{font-family:'Poppins';font-style:normal;font-weight:500;font-display:swap;src:url('/wp-content/uploads/awl-fonts/poppins-792477d0.woff2') format('woff2');}@font-face{font-family:'Poppins';font-style:normal;font-weight:600;font-display:swap;src:url('/wp-content/uploads/awl-fonts/poppins-b550bca8.woff2') format('woff2');} Liam had always been curious about ABDL sissy play, but he never imagined he would end up actually living it and turning into a little sissy girl himself. The idea of wearing diapers and dressing up as a sissy both terrified and thrilled him, just thinking about the judgement and shame other people would have if they knew, that he wanted to do something like wear pink things or dresses. He spent hours browsing online forums and reading personal accounts, trying to understand what drove people to explore this taboo fetish and what made it so interesting for them to be able to want to do all of this. The Trigger One fateful night, While Liam was laying in bed browsing the internet and watching videos, he stumbled upon a video that would change everything. The scene featured a beautiful dominant woman dressing up her male submissive in a baby doll outfit and a diaper. She gently placed a pacifier in his mouth and called him her “pretty little sissy” while she was fixing the outfit and cooing praises. Liam watched in awe, as a reaction his cock started hardening with each passing moment. He knew then that he couldn’t ignore his deepest desires that he tried to keep held down in the darkest parts of his soul any longer. The First Experience Trembling with nervousness and anticipation for what he was about to do, Liam went onto amazon and ordered a pink diaper and a frilly baby doll dress online just like in the video he watched. When the package arrived at his front door, he took it inside and went towards his bedroom before he locked himself in and slowly changed into the humiliating outfit. As he stood in front of the mirror, he was struck by the image of the pretty sissy doll staring back at him. His little clitty strained against the diaper as he imagined his dominant partner praising and degrading him. The taboo thrill of it all sent shivers down his spine just thinking about it. The Journey Continues Liam’s continued exploration of ABDL sissy play only grew from there and the more curious, he got about what more there could be to this. He connected with other people online who were also curious about being a sissy, or were already in the sissy world, and even found an understanding dominant partner who helped guide him on his journey. There were certainly challenges along the way, moments of shame, self doubt, and the fear of judgment from others. But the more Liam embraced his sissy side, he discovered a newfound sense of freedom and self acceptance that he hadn’t felt before. Wearing a diaper and being treated like a pretty little girl no longer seemed so scary like it did in the beginning. In fact, it became the key to unlocking parts of himself he never knew existed. Conclusion Looking back on it now, Liam realizes that embracing his ABDL sissy desires has been one of the most transformative experiences of his life, and it’s been so freeing to just dress pretty and feel all girly. It allowed him to shed the societal expectations placed upon him and embrace his true self, little clitty and all. While the journey was not always easy, the rewards of self discovery and the thrill of living out his deepest fantasies have made it all worthwhile. Today, Liam proudly wears his diapers and frilly dresses, reveling in the knowledge that he has found his place in this taboo but accepting community. @font-face{font-family:'Poppins';font-style:normal;font-weight:500;font-display:swap;src:url('/wp-content/uploads/awl-fonts/poppins-500.woff2') format('woff2');}@font-face{font-family:'Poppins';font-style:normal;font-weight:700;font-display:swap;src:url('/wp-content/uploads/awl-fonts/poppins-700.woff2') format('woff2');} Explore your sissy side and go on the journey, call a mommy1-888-430-2010Live · 24/7 · No taboosTap to call ]]> An ABDL Diaper Humiliation Story: Mommy’s Lesson /an-abdl-diaper-humiliation-story-mommy-s-lesson/ Fri, 24 Jul 2026 23:36:21 +0000 /an-abdl-diaper-humiliation-story-mommy-s-lesson/ […]]]> @import url(''); The Humbling of A Diaper Boy Jason was 23 years old, but lately he’d been acting like a king. At six foot two with broad shoulders, people often mistook him for someone who had his life together. The truth? His diapers were piling up in the trash and he wasn’t taking it out, his job was going nowhere, and he’d recently developed a habit of leaving wet ones on his bedroom floor, because the trash was overfilled. The final straw came when he refused to clean up after himself, insisting he was “too busy” for such things. Mommy had had enough of the mess and the excuses. Her eyes narrowed as she walked into his room that evening, catching the faint scent of what lay hidden beneath his jeans. “You’ve been bad again,” she said softly, her voice carrying a gentle but firm tone that never failed to make Jason’s stomach twist. She approached him, hands on her hips, and Jason immediately knew the game was up. “Mommy, I, ” he started, but she cut him off with a shake of her head. “No excuses tonight,” she said. “We’re going to the bathroom.” Jason’s face flushed as she led him by hand to the master bathroom. She pushed him gently toward the mirror, standing behind him so they could both see his reflection and how naughty he looked. “Look at yourself, Jason,” she commanded, her fingers trailing down his chest. “Acting like Such a big man when you aren’t supposed to be, leaving your diapers all over the place while i’m away.” He watched as her hands worked his belt buckle open, unzipping his pants and pushing them down past his waist along with his boxers. There it was, the wet bulk of his diaper, clearly visible to both of them in the bright bathroom light. “See that?” she whispered, her breath hot against his ear. “That’s what happens when my little diaper boy gets too big for his britches and can’t do anything himself.” Jason swallowed hard, shame washing over him. “I’m sorry, Mommy,” he whispered. “That’s not enough,” she said, turning him around to face her. “You need to really understand who you are.” A Lesson Learned in Front of the Mirror “Say it, Jason,” Mommy insisted, guiding him back to face the mirror again, so that he could stare at his own reflection. “Tell me what you are.” “I’m…” Jason began, his voice trembling slightly. “I’m your… your messy little diaper boy.” “That’s right,” Mommy cooed, her cheek nuzzling against his neck. “Now you know your place. But since you’ve decided to act like a big boy instead of my good little baby, big boys who don’t listen need firm reminders.” She guided him to bend over the sink with his butt sticking out,  then she was positioning herself behind him. With one swift motion, she yanked his diaper down to his thighs as it was sliding down, exposing his pale cheeks to the cool air. “The mirror is watching you, Jason,” she said, her palm coming to rest on his left butt cheek. “Make sure you see everything.” Jason’s reflection showed wide eyes and a flush spreading across his cheeks as her hand came down with a sharp smack, turning his left ass cheek red. “I’m your messy diaper boy,” he gasped as another spank landed on his other cheek and turned that one red too. “And what do you need, little diaper boy?” Mommy asked, punctuating each word with a stinging slap across skin, that was turning redder by each smack. “A punishment, Mommies punishment” he admitted, tears welling in his eyes but not quite falling . She continued spanking him, alternating cheeks, her hand growing warm against his skin. “And what will you be after this?” “Mommies good boy,” he cried out, wincing with each impact. “Your good little diaper boy.” Warm Comfort After the Humiliation When she finished, Jason’s bottom was almost a deep red and  it felt like it was throbbing. Mommy pulled him up from his bent over position, wrapping her arms around him tightly. “There now,” she soothed, stroking his hair. “Don’t you feel better already?” Jason melted into her embrace, the humiliation fading into something much warmer and more comforting. “I love you, Jason,” she whispered, kissing his temple. “This is exactly what you needed to remember who you belong to, and what you are.” “I love you too, Mommy,” he replied, snuggling closer. “I’m sorry I forgot.” “No more forgetting, sweetheart” she promised, leading him to the bed where she’d laid out fresh diapers and cream for his red tushie. “Let’s get you cleaned up, little diaper boy.” As she changed him, applying soothing cream to his tender bottom, Jason felt a sense of peace wash over him. The humiliation had passed, replaced by the sense of tender care and love by his mommy @import url(''); Call mommy now for more stories1-888-430-2010No taboos · No limits · Just callTap to call ]]> An Adult Sissy Baby Story: Pretty in Pink and Padded /an-adult-sissy-baby-story-pretty-in-pink-and-padded-4/ Fri, 17 Jul 2026 00:25:11 +0000 /an-adult-sissy-baby-story-pretty-in-pink-and-padded-4/ […]]]> @import url(''); A Gentle Hand for His Sissy Baby Side James was a 27 year old accountant with a secret. While his colleagues thought he was the picture of professionalism, James often locked himself in his apartment on weekends, wearing frilly pink underwear, dresses and playing with pacifiers he’d ordered online. He’d tried hiding his urges, but they always crept back up, leaving him flustered and confused. The day his Aunt Margaret discovered his collection was inevitable. She’d arrived unexpectedly to drop off some homemade cookies, and instead found James trying on a pair of lace trimmed panties he’d hidden in a cabinet. “You know, sweetheart,” she said gently, her eyes soft but firm, “this isn’t something to be ashamed of. But if you’re going to explore this part of yourself, you need someone to guide you properly.” James felt his face burn with embarrassment. “I’m sorry, Aunt Margaret. I didn’t mean for you to see.” “No need for apologies,” she replied, approaching him with a loving smile. “From now on, we’ll do this together. I’ll help you embrace your sissy baby side properly, there’s no need to get embarrassed about this.” His First Transformation The dressing room was filled with sunlight filtering through sheer white curtains that brightened everything. On the bed lay a pile of frilly and cute clothing that made James’s stomach flutter with anticipation and nervousness. “Aunt Margaret,” he whispered, watching as she held up a thick, padded diaper covered in pastel pink flowers. “This is… bigger than I expected.” “Silly boy,” she chuckled, helping him step into the diaper. “A proper sissy baby needs proper protection for the day.” She fastened it securely around his waist, the padding creating a soft, bulky silhouette against his slim frame. Next came the dress, a beautiful baby doll gown in pale pink, with ruffles at the bottom and tiny pearl buttons down the front. As she slipped it over his head, James couldn’t help but blush deeply, his cheeks turning crimson. “There you go,” she said, adjusting the bonnet on his head. that she settles after putting ont he gown, then buttoning the dresses buttons “Now you look like the sweet little sissy baby you were meant to be.” James looked in the mirror and barely recognized himself. The reflection showed a young man transformed into the sissy his aunty was helping him become, looking vulnerable yet content in his new attire. Obedience and Acceptance “You know the rules, don’t you?” Aunt Margaret asked, her voice gentle but firm. James nodded, trying to find his balance in the bulky diaper. “Show me.” Taking a deep breath, James curtsied clumsily, his face burning with embarrassment but excitement bubbling in his chest. “Thank you, Mommy,” he whispered, practicing the words that would soon become a practiced habit for him through learned lessons. Aunt Margaret’s smile widened. “That’s my good sissy baby. Now say your full name.” “I… I’m Jimmy, your sissy baby,” he stammered, feeling a strange sense of relief washing over him. “That’s right,” she cooed, running a hand through his hair. “And from now on, you’ll remember who you really are. My sweet, sweet sissy baby boy, next we’ll pick a new name for yo.” As James looked at himself in the mirror one final time, he realized something profound. The embarrassment had melted away, replaced by a warm sense of belonging and acceptance. He wasn’t just playing a part anymore, he was embracing his true nature as a sissy baby, loved and guided by his caring Aunt Margaret. Looking for more stories about discovering your inner sissy? Check out our ABDL community or Explore other transformations @import url(''); ready to transform into the sissy you were always mean to be? call Now1-888-430-2010Live · 24/7 · DiscreetTap to call ]]> Embracing Medical Fetish Fantasies Without Any Shame /embracing-medical-fetish-fantasies-without-any-shame/ Fri, 26 Jun 2026 23:13:02 +0000 /embracing-medical-fetish-fantasies-without-any-shame/ […]]]> When it comes to the question ‘How to take care of someone that has a medical fetish?’ let Mommy tell you all about it. You think I’m just going to give you some boring list? Oh, my sweet boy, you have so much to learn. When you find a man with a medical fetish, it’s not about following any procedural steps. It’s about understanding what makes his heart race, what makes his hands shake, what brings him to his knees when you have to take care of him. See, a medical fetish isn’t something you do to him. It’s something you become for him. You become his nurse, his therapist, his caregiver. His everything. You’re not just filling a role; you’re becoming his entire reality, and Mommy knows exactly how to make that happen. He needs to feel cared for, controlled, and completely owned. So let me show you how to really take care of him, shall we? Mommy’s Nursing Care You’re lying there, hard, and she walks in. The crisp white of her nurse uniform, the stethoscope around her neck, the way her stockings rustle as she moves closer. That’s when it starts. Your little nurse sees your discomfort, your need, and she’s going to fix it. She wants to take such good care of you. Her cold hands touch your feverish skin. “There, there, sweet boy,” she murmurs, checking your temperature, but she’s really checking something else. She sees the bulge in your pants, the way you’re squirming. “Someone’s been naughty,” she purrs, and you know she means it in the best way possible. She takes her blood pressure cuff and wraps it around your thigh, pumping it up until it tightens around the skin of your thigh, making you gasp. “Such high pressure you have,” she clucks, shaking her head. “We need to do something about that.” Next comes the lubricant. She squeezes a dollup of it onto her latex covered fingers, cold and slick, running it along the edge of your catheter bag, then down, down, down where you need it most. She’s checking your prostate, of course, making sure everything is functioning properly. Your back arches off the bed, a moan escaping your lips. “Shh, baby,” she whispers, her finger pressing deep inside you, feeling the warmth of your prostate squeezing. “Mommy’s just taking care of you. Isn’t that nice?” Your catheter is next. She unhooks it from the collection bag, letting the tube hang free. Then, with a practiced motion, she slides the catheter out of your penis, slowly, teasingly, before pushing it back in, making you feel every single inch of the tubing. She wants you to know you’re being taken care of, every part of you, even the parts you’re ashamed of. Her eyes stay locked on yours as she works, a slight smile playing on her lips. “All clean now, sweetheart,” she says softly, securing the catheter once more. “Mommy has everything under control.” Mommy’s Special Attention Now she wants to get more serious. She rolls her stool closer to the bed, her white dress riding up just a bit as she sits down. Her eyes are dark with hunger, but also with that tender care that makes your heart flutter whenever she looks at you. “You’ve been such a good boy,” she coos, reaching into her nurse’s bag. Out comes a speculum, gleaming in the light. You know exactly what’s coming when you see it, and your body trembles in anticipation. She lubes the cold metal instrument thoroughly, her eyes never leaving yours. “This might be a little uncomfortable, darling,” she says, pressing the speculum against your entrance. “But Mommy knows it’s for your own good.” She pushes the speculum inside you, opening you slowly, methodically. You groan as she stretches you, filling you completely, opening you up. “Such a tight little patient,” she murmurs, rotating the instrument inside you, exploring every inch. She’s looking for problems, of course, but really, she’s just looking for ways to make you squirm and beg. “Everything seems to be in working order,” she finally decides, removing the speculum and wiping it clean on a gauze pad. Then it’s enema time. She holds up the bag, filled with warm water, the nozzle already lubed. “Time to clean you out, baby,” she says firmly, and you know better than to argue. She presses the nozzle against your tight hole, squeezing gently at first, then harder as the liquid fills your bowels. You feel it expanding inside you, stretching you, owning you. “Good boy,” she praises, emptying the bag completely. “Just let it all go now. Mommy’s here to take care of everything.” As she removes the nozzle, she positions herself between your legs, watching intently as your body responds. “Perfect,” she whispers, her hand touching and stroking your hard cock. “My beautiful, needy patient.” You’re so close, so desperate, and she knows it. “Don’t you dare cum without permission,” she warns, her hand moving faster, her grip tightening. “You need to wait for Mommy to say so. Understand?” Mommy’s Final Instructions Now she stands up, towering over you in her uniform. She’s not just your nurse anymore; she’s your goddess, your mommy, your caretaker. @import url(''); Call now to talk to a nurse or caretaker1-888-430-2010Live · 24/7 · DiscreetTap to call ]]> Mommy’s Enema Play Makes Me Her Perfect ABDL /mommys-enema-play-makes-me-her-perfect-abdl/ Fri, 17 Apr 2026 19:00:03 +0000 /?p=50819 […]]]> We started the day the way we always do. I dressed him in his favorite fluffy onesie, soft pastel blue with little yellow ducks all over it and an easy snap crotch for quick changes. Underneath, I picked one of our thickest diapers today: a super cushy printed one with smiling teddy bears and extra absorbency panels that make the most delicious crinkle when he crawls. I slipped a pacifier, his favorite binkie with the big blue ring, between his lips and watched his eyes go all dreamy. Then we played. Blocks scattered everywhere, stuffies lined up for tea party, and lots of tickles and “who’s Mommy’s good baby?” praise until he was squirming and happy. But today I wanted to give him something extra special. I whispered in his ear, “Mommy has a surprise for her big baby,” and led him to the changing table. His cheeks flushed bright pink as I laid him down, unsnapped his onesie, and gently removed the first diaper. I showed him the new one I’d picked out, our extra thick overnight style with cute little trains and clouds, the kind that holds everything without a single leak. “Time for your special enema, baby,” I cooed, filling the bulb with warm, water while he sucked harder on his binkie. I slid the soft nozzle in nice and slow, rubbing his tummy in gentle circles as the water flowed in his warm walls. He whimpered so cutely, kicking his legs just a tiny bit while I held the bulb steady. “That’s it, sweetie. Let Mommy take care of you completely.” When it was time, I guided him to the potty chair we keep just for these moments, bright red with little stars on the sides. I kept one hand on his back and the other stroking his hair while the warm rush happened. He buried his face in my shoulder, making the sweetest embarrassed baby noises, and I just kept whispering how proud I was of my brave little boy. Afterward I cleaned him up with warm wipes, powdered him extra well, and taped him into the fresh, crinkly train diaper. Back into the ducky onesie he went, binkie popped right back in, and we cuddled on the play mat like nothing in the world could ever be more perfect. That’s what our play is for us, trust, care, and letting my big man be the happiest, messiest little baby Mommy could ever ask for. If you’re a mommy, a daddy, or a sweet little one reading this… I hope your playtime is just as magical. Until next time, Mommy ]]> Inside the Adult Baby Fantasy: Mommies roleplay care /inside-the-adult-baby-fantasy-mommies-roleplay-care/ Thu, 09 Apr 2026 08:25:52 +0000 /?p=50814 […]]]> Hi everyone, it’s Mommy here, sharing a sweet slice of our everyday ABDL world. My little, he’s a grown man who melts into the purest little space when we play, and I adore every second of caring for him. Today started with our usual routine. I dressed him in his favorite ABDL outfit: a super soft onesie in pale yellow with little duckies printed all over it, the kind that snaps right at the crotch for easy changes. Underneath, I’d slipped him into a fresh, thick crinkly diaper, one of those extra puffy overnight styles with cute cartoon trains and clouds on the landing zone. It’s so cushy and reliable, perfect for long play sessions. I popped his favorite binkie, a bright yellow pacifier with a silky ribbon, between his lips, and he instantly calmed, sucking away happily while I gave his padded bottom a gentle pat. We played all sorts of little games together. I read him a colorful picture book, tickled his tummy during “airplane” time, and helped him stack his chunky wooden blocks into wobbly towers. But my favorite part is always when it’s time for the playpen. “Come on, sweetie,” I cooed, scooping him up in my arms. He’s big, but in little mode he feels just right against me. I lowered him gently into the big wooden playpen, its soft padded floor covered in a fluffy blanket. Inside waited his special toy collection: a rattle shaped like a smiling teddy bear, squishy plush blocks, a set of bright stacking cups, and his favorite chewable teether ring. His eyes lit up as he reached for them, binkie still bobbing in his mouth, diaper crinkling loudly with every wiggle. I kissed the top of his head. “You play nice with your toys, my little one. Mommy’s just going to grab us a snack, some apple slices and your favorite juice in the sippy cup. I’ll be right back to cuddle and check that diaper.” As I stepped away, I glanced over my shoulder. There he was, my sweet baby, happily banging the rattle and chewing on a block, completely lost in his safe, padded little world. The playpen keeps him secure and content while I take a quick moment for myself. Moments like these are what ABDL is all about, trust, play, and that special bond between Mommy and her little. Hope this peek into our day brings a smile! why don’t you call a mommy now and let her know What’s your favorite playtime ritual is!Mommy ]]> When Comfort Turns Messy: An ABDL Story /when-comfort-turns-messy-an-abdl-story/ Fri, 03 Apr 2026 01:38:09 +0000 /?p=50810 […]]]> We start with playtime on the soft nursery rug. I dress him in his favorite ABDL clothes: a buttery soft onesie printed with smiling teddy bears, the snaps at the crotch so easy for Mommy to check. Underneath? A thick, crinkly daytime diaper, one of those extra puffy ones with the cute blue stars that swell up when he needs them. He giggles and crawls after his colorful stacking blocks and jingly rattles while I sit cross legged, clapping every time he stacks them just right. His pacifier, his beloved blue binkie with the little star on the shield, bobs between his lips the whole time, keeping him calm and drooly and perfectly little. After bathtime and a warm bottle of milk, we move to the changing table for his nighttime routine. I slide him into one of my special overnight diapers, the super thick kind with the extra absorbent core and the gentle leak guards that hug his legs like a cloud. They’re so plush he can barely close his legs, which is exactly how I like my baby. Then I zip him into his favorite footed sleeper, the one covered in little yellow duckies that waddle across the fabric. Tonight I tucked him into his crib, pulled the soft blanket up to his chin, and slipped his binkie back between his lips. “Night night, my precious boy,” I whispered, clicking on the night light that casts gentle stars across the ceiling. He sucked happily, eyes already fluttering closed. A few hours later I crept back in to check on him. There he was, fast asleep on his back, knees slightly bent like a real baby. I could hear the faintest crinkle as his overnight diaper slowly swelled. He’d wet right through it in his sleep, warm, heavy, and completely uncontrollably, just the way my little one does when he’s deep in baby dreamland with lots of warm milk in him. The thick padding had done its job, keeping everything safe and dry on the outside, but I could tell by the gentle sag and the soft, satisfied sigh he let out that he’d flooded it good and maybe he’s make a small messy on the outside of it too as a little puddle would start to puddle out of the thigh side of the diaper and onto the crib sheet I smiled in the glow of the night light, stroking his hair. My big, strong man had slipped away completely, turned into my sweet, soggy baby once again. And I wouldn’t have it any other way. Sweet dreams, little ones. Mommy ]]> A Day in the Life of an ABDL, Pool Play with Mommy /a-day-in-the-life-of-an-abdl-pool-play-with-mommy/ Fri, 27 Mar 2026 18:54:31 +0000 /?p=50806 […]]]> After a quick breakfast of applesauce, fed with the little spoon that makes him laugh, we played with blocks and read a couple of board books on the play mat. Then I noticed how warm and bright the backyard looked and thought… pool time! I carried his favorite pool bag outside, the one covered in smiling rubber duckies and started setting everything up. First came the big inflatable kiddie pool, bright blue with little fish and waves printed all around the sides. While I was filling it with the garden hose, my baby boy sat on the grass in just his alphabet diaper and a tiny white T-shirt that said “Mommy’s Little Splash Buddy” across the front. He clapped and cooed around his binkie, eyes wide with excitement. Next I pulled out the pool floaties. I grabbed the bright yellow ducky ring first, the one with the silly orange beak and started blowing it up with big, steady puffs. Puff… puff… puff. Each breath made it grow rounder and bouncier, and my little one squealed with delight as it grew, kicking his padded legs in the air. Then came the boat shaped floatie, striped red and white like a lighthouse. I blew that one up too, tying the valves nice and tight so they wouldn’t leak. I arranged them both in the sparkling water along with a couple of rubber duckies and a floating whale squirter toy. When the pool was ready, it was time to get my baby into his little swim suit. I slipped his crinkly daytime diaper off, giving that sweet padded bottom another gentle pat and changed him into one of our special swim diapers. These are so clever, super thin but still padded and printed with tiny sailboats, designed to hold everything in while he splashes. Over that I pulled up his adorable yellow swim trunks. They’re the cutest little shorts you’ve ever seen, with a snap crotch and ruffled leg openings that make his padded tush look extra round and babyish. He looked absolutely precious standing there in the sunshine, binkie bobbing, hands reaching up for me. I lifted him into the pool and lowered him gently onto the big ducky floatie. The moment his little feet touched the cool water he let out the happiest squeal! I sat on the edge with my feet in the water, watching him kick and splash and paddle around. He pushed the boat floatie like a big captain, squirted the whale toy at me, getting me all wet and laughing, and floated in circles with his binkie still firmly in place. Every once in a while he’d look over at me with those big, trusting eyes and make the cutest “mama!” sound around his pacifier. My heart just swelled. We played for almost an hour, splashing, giggling, and making the biggest mess of water and sunshine you can imagine. When he started getting a little pruny, I wrapped him up in his fluffy ducky towel, carried my dripping wet baby boy inside, and gave him the sweetest diaper change of the day. Back into a fresh, thick, extra puffy diaper, the one with the clouds and rainbows this time, a soft onesie, and straight into my lap for cuddles and a bottle. Days like this remind me why I love being his Mommy so much. He may be a grown man in the outside world, but here, in our little ABDL haven, he’s my perfect baby, and I wouldn’t trade a single splash, crinkle, or binkie kiss for anything. If you have your own pool day stories or favorite floatie memories with your own mommies! Call the line 1-888-430-2010 and talk to a mommie about thisUntil next time, keep those diapers snug and those hearts full of love. MOMMY ]]> Amputee adult baby story, care from a nurturing mommy /amputee-adult-baby-story-care-from-a-nurturing-mommy/ Fri, 20 Mar 2026 17:36:58 +0000 /?p=50802 […]]]> This morning started like every perfect in house day does. I lifted him carefully from his crib, his limbless body so light and trusting in my arms, and carried him straight to the changing table. No rushing today. I unwrapped his nighttime padding and slipped him into his favorite single diaper: a luxuriously thick cloth diaper made of the softest bamboo terry, so plush it feels like a cloud hugging his skin. The outer layer is smooth satin, cool and silky against his thighs, tied with delicate satin ribbons that I knot into tiny bows just for him. It’s absorbent, breathable, and oh so cute, no loud crinkles, just the gentle rustle of fabric that says “you’re safe and cared for.” He cooed the moment I fastened it, his eyes sparkling behind the pacifier I popped into his mouth. That binkie is his favorite comfort, a custom silicone one shaped like a chubby teddy bear, with a soft glow in the-dark ring he can nuzzle against his cheek since he has no hands to hold it. I call it his “magic soother” because the second it touches his lips, his whole body relaxes into that dreamy baby space. Dressed for the day, I slid him into his special ABDL onesie, extra snug cotton with little blue sailboats and rubber duckies printed all over, the short sleeves and legs specially tailored to cuddle his stumpies without any fabric bunching. The snap crotch let me check his new satin trimmed cloth diaper in seconds, and the built in mittens kept his arm stumps warm and protected. He looked so adorable I couldn’t resist kissing his forehead a dozen times. We spent the whole morning right here in the house, just the two of us. First came playtime on the big soft play mat I spread across the living room floor. I surrounded him with his favorite toys: a giant plush teddy bear almost as big as he is, he loves pressing his face into its fur, colorful stacking blocks I move for him so he can watch them tumble, and a musical rattle I shake gently near his ear while singing silly nursery rhymes. He giggles and wiggles his whole torso in delight, his satin diaper softly crinkling beneath the onesie. I lie beside him, stroking his hair and whispering, “Mommy’s got you, baby boy. No worries in the world.” When he got hungry, I cradled him in my lap on the couch for bottle time. Warm milk with a touch of vanilla, his favorite, flowed from the bottle while I rocked him slowly, humming lullabies. He suckled so peacefully, eyes half closed, one satin ribbon from his diaper peeking out just enough to remind us both how perfectly toddled he is. After his bottle came story time. I read from his favorite board book about brave little sailors on the sea, holding it where he could see every picture. He “talked” back in the cutest baby babble, and I answered in my gentlest Mommy voice, praising every sound he made. No rough play today, just slow, careful cuddles and lots of forehead kisses. By afternoon he was sleepy, so I changed him again into a fresh cloth diaper, same silky bamboo and satin style, because one perfect diaper at a time is all my boy needs. I carried him to the nursery, tucked him into his crib with his teddy bear snuggled against his side and his binkie back in place. I stayed right there, rocking the crib with one hand while my other hand stroked his cheek, whispering how much Mommy loves her special amputee baby. Days like this remind me why I cherish every single moment. He may have lost his limbs, but he’s gained a Mommy who lives to care for him completely, dressing him, feeding him, playing with him, and keeping him wrapped in the softest, most loving ABDL world imaginable. If you’re reading this and you have your own special mommy, come call the line at 1-888-430-2010 , I hope this story brings you a smile. Until next time, stay soft and stay little. With all my love, Mommy ]]> ABDL furniture fantasy adult baby and mommy roleplay /abdl-furniture-fantasy-adult-baby-and-mommy-roleplay/ Fri, 13 Mar 2026 22:33:54 +0000 /?p=50797 […]]]> I just had the most delightful day turning my little, the sweet man who loves being a baby at home, into Mommy’s very own living furniture for the day. No big plastic crinkles today; I wanted everything soft and snuggly, so I kept him in his favorite thick cloth diaper. It’s the plush terry kind that feels like a warm cloud wrapped around his bottom, fastened with shiny teddy bear safety pins and topped with a silky satin cover that whispers against his skin every time he shifts. So comfy, so little, and perfect for long play sessions! There he was on the living room rug when i walked in, crawling happily in his frilly pastel pink onesie with delicate lace ruffles around the leg openings and easy snap crotch for quick checks. His binkie bobbed between his lips while he shook his colorful rattle toy and hugged his fluffy stuffed bunny. The toys were scattered all around like little treasures, and he looked up at me with those big, trusting eyes, already my perfect baby. “Ohhh, look at my sweet little walker!” I cooed, clapping my hands. “You’re not just Mommy’s baby today, little one. You’re going to be my special furniture too. Doesn’t that sound fun? Don’t you want to be mommies little chair for her to sit on?” He gave an excited gurgle around his binkie and nodded. I popped the pacifier back in gently. “Good boy. Suck on your binkie and stay nice and still for me, furniture doesn’t talk or wiggle unless Mommy says so!” First I turned him into my cozy footrest. I had him kneel on all fours right in front of my big armchair. “Come on, my little ottoman” I said, propping my bare feet on his soft back. The satin cover of his cloth diaper peeked out under the onesie snaps, so warm and padded. While I read my magazine I wiggled my toes and sighed happily since I had an all in one sweetheart to do that. “Mmm, what a perfect footrest you make! So sturdy and snuggly. Mommy could rest here all day on her favorite baby, he’s comfortable furniture.” Next I needed a snack break, so I made him my handy side table. “Lie flat on your tummy, my little end table!” I told him sweetly. I balanced a little tray of juice and cookies right on the curve of his padded bottom, right over that thick, fluffy cloth diaper. “Don’t move a muscle like I taught you, my useful little table. Furniture stays perfectly still while Mommy eats.” I nibbled my cookies,


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あべっかんの教育サイト あべっかんと楽しく学ぼう Thu, 02 Jan 2025 13:53:46 +0000 ja hourly 1 /wp-content/uploads/2023/05/cropped-abekkan_b00-32x32.png あべっかんの教育サイト 32 32 友達関係を「7つの習慣Ⓡ」で良くすることができる /win-win-45/ /win-win-45/#respond Sun, 08 Dec 2024 13:54:05 +0000 /?p=546 友達関係がうまくいっていない子はWin-Winを考えて 友達関係がうまくいっていない、という子に教えておきたいことは「7つの習慣Ⓡ」の第4の習慣「Win-Winを考える」です。 自分だけがうまくいけばいい、と考えるのではいけません。一方、いつも自分を主張する勇気が出せなくて相手にゆずってばかりいるというのも良くないのです。Win-Winを考えるというのは、自分も相手もうまくいく方法を考えようというものです。 そのためには、相手にゆずる「思いやり」と自分を主張する「勇気を持つ」ことの両方が必要です。 相手が本当に望んでいることを知るには第5の習慣が役立つ 相手にゆずるためにはまず、相手が何を望んでいるのかを知る必要があります。相手が本当に望んでいることはなんなのか。ときにはよくわからなかったり、誤解してしまうこともあります。 そんなときに役に立つのが第5の習慣「まず相手を理解してから次に理解される」です。 「7つの習慣」のそれぞれの習慣は独立しているのではなく関係しているのです。 そして第4の習慣、第5の習慣、第6の習慣は、対人関係を良くするための習慣です。しかし、それらの習慣を身につけるためには、自分自身がしっかりしていないといけません。そのための習慣が、第1の習慣、第2の習慣、第3の習慣なのです。 第1~第3の習慣で自分自身の土台をしっかり作っておくことで第4~第6の習慣を身につけて対人関係を良くすることができるのです。 「7つの習慣Ⓡ」は1つの習慣だけができればいいというものではありません。少しづつでもいいから、各習慣をレベルアップさせていくと効果的になります。各習慣を身につけられるように鍛錬していく、それが第7の習慣「自分を磨く」になっています。 ]]> /win-win-45/feed/ 0 お仕事を効率化してみよう /vba1/ /vba1/#respond Sat, 07 Dec 2024 14:33:46 +0000 /?p=541 リストラすると会社は忙しくなる 最近の日本では業績が思わしくない会社が多く、大手企業で人員削減、リストラを行っている大手企業も少なくありません。 コスパが悪いオジサン社員たちが退職勧告を受けたりしています。ですがそんな会社でも新人の採用活動は続けていたりします。人員が削減されてしまうと残された社員は忙しくなります。それまでの仕事量のままではやっていけません。ムダなことをやめたり、仕事を自動化/効率化していかなくてはいけません。 「生成AIを使って効率化する」という声を多く聞きます。。言っているだけで進んでない会社も多そうな気がしますが。 エクセルVBAで仕事を効率化できます 生成AIではありませんが、エクセルVBAで仕事を効率化することができます。 仕事でエクセル表を使うことは多いと思います。複数のエクセル表を見て検索や編集を手作業で行っている人は多いと思います。エクセル表の検索や編集は、VBAでプログラムを作ると自動化することができます。プログラミングというと敷居が高いと感じる人も多いかと思います。でも、VBAって意外と未経験者でもとりつき安いんです。たとえば If 年齢 < 20 Then  料金=1000Else  料金=2000 このプログラムは、VBAを知らなくても英語を知っていれば理解できます。「もし年齢が20歳未満だったら料金は1000円、それ以外は2000円」と。 VBAってこんな感じなんです。 格安講座を作りました 私は今まで、エクセルVBA講座をマンツーマンで行ってきました。ですが今回、受講生が複数の講座も用意しました。 マンツーマンのときは5800円ですが、同じ内容で1000円にしました。すごーくお得です。是非体験してみてください。 クイズ式ℚで学ぶエクセルVBA入門-体験版ショートコース / 失敗から学ばせるプログラミング博士 あべっかんエクセルVBAで集計の仕事を自動化、10倍効率化してDX。スキルアップもできる。関数やショートカットキーより便利、Pythonより簡単。www.street-academy.com ]]> /vba1/feed/ 0 夏休みの自由研究ができちゃう講座を開催します /jiyukenkyu/ /jiyukenkyu/#respond Wed, 10 Jul 2024 14:57:05 +0000 /?p=519 夏休みの自由研究は『7つの習慣』を研究しよう 昨年に引き続き、今年もやります。夏休みの自由研究は『7つの習慣Ⓡ』を研究しよう 講座。 講座を2回受けるだけで夏休みの自由研究が完成してしまうという講座です。 あらかじめワークブックを配布して、講座を聞きながら空欄を埋めていくことで「7つの習慣」の自由研究ができあがります。 昨年は、講座を受けただけでは不十分でしたので本も読んで感想を書き込んでもらうという課題が残りました。 今年はそれをグレードアップしました。2回に分けて『7つの習慣』をしっかり説明することで講座を受けるだけで自由研究が完成するという構成にしてみました。 クイズと穴埋め形式で進めます クイズ形式で、子どもたちに考えてもらいながら進めるようにします。簡単なクイズなのでみんなわかりそうですけどね。 次に各習慣の内容を説明します。そのとき、事前に配布するワークブックはところどころ空欄になっています。聞きながら埋めてもらうことで、自由研究がだんだんとでき上っていきます。 表紙も用意しましたが、自分で絵などを描いてもかまいません。途中に講座を受けているときの写真などを追加してもいいですね。 そして最後にファイルに綴じればできあがりです。 こんな感じの特別講座です。夏休みにぜひお子さまにチャレンジさせてみてください。 スケジュールとお申込みはこちらから ]]> /jiyukenkyu/feed/ 0 自分の素晴らしさに気づいて自信が持てるようになる講座 /jishin/ /jishin/#respond Sun, 02 Jun 2024 08:32:46 +0000 /?p=513 先日、「自分の素晴らしさに気づいて自信が持てるようになる講座」を開催しました。 この講座は「自分ほめの習慣づけ」講師の水内浩秀さんとコラボして行いました。 毎日自分を5つホメる 前半は水内さんに話をしてもらいました。 「1日に自分を5つほめる」ということをやっていくと自分のがんばりを認められるようになり自信がついてきます。 簡単に、あたりまえにできたことでもいいのでまずは自分をほめることを習慣にしてしまう。それだけでも自分が変わってくるのです。 そしてどんなふうにほめたらいいか、という話もしてくれました。 水内さんは自分をほめるための練習講座も開催しています。くわしくはこちら。 自信を持って行動できるようになる方法 後半はあべっかんが語りました。 失敗は成功のヒントなので失敗を恐れずに行動しましょう 自信貯金を貯めることを意識していくと自信がつく ポジティブ語や自分の背中を押してくれる言葉を使うと行動できるようになる というように、普段「7つの習慣JⓇ」の授業で子どもたちに教えていることの一部を大人向けにして説明しました。 こんなふうなコラボ講座をときどき開催しています。 ]]> /jishin/feed/ 0 IQ200のグローバルキッズを育てる魔法! /iq200/ /iq200/#respond Sat, 01 Jun 2024 12:08:57 +0000 /?p=509 IQ200グローバルキッズが育つ魔法 今まで日本のトップ2%しか知らなかった秘密の家庭教育法で 賢く優しく自分から行動できるグローバルキッズが育つのです。 どうして98%の家庭はそれを知ることができなかったのか?モンテッソーリやシュタイナーに並ぶ日本由来の素晴らしいメソッド。 それを具体的に家庭での遊びに落とし込んだ本が発売されます。 現在Amazonで予約受付中。予約すると動画の特典がつくようです。「IQ200グローバルキッズが育つ魔法」 1日10分遊ぶだけで天才脳が育つ 1日10分遊ぶだけでIQ200グローバルキッズが育つ。あなたのお子様も2週間で自主的に行動するようになり2か月もすれば数々の幸せな変化が身の回りに起こります。実際、現在日本人の98%が行っている幼児教育は、残念!間違っているのです。 子どもの地頭が本当に良くなるIQアップの方法は、早期教育とは真逆。子どもの人生が桁違いに良くなる、ママの子育てが圧倒的に楽になる、1日10分遊ぶだけで天才脳が育ちお金も時間もかからず高い教具も先生さえも要らない。 そんな家庭教育法が紹介されています。 この本を書いたのはピグマリオン恵美子さん。社団法人 Global Kid’s Mom でグローバルな子どもを育てる活動をされています。 以前に 私 あべっかんと対談イベントも開催させていただいたこともあります。 ぜひ、この本を読んでみてください。 「IQ200グローバルキッズが育つ魔法」 ]]> /iq200/feed/ 0 目標設定のための2つのコツ /mychallenge-2/ /mychallenge-2/#respond Tue, 21 May 2024 14:45:19 +0000 /?p=500 先日の「7つの習慣JⓇ」の授業では、目標設定の2つのコツを教えました。 具体的な目標を立てよう 目標を立てるときに気をつけることの1つめは、 自分を成長させてくれる目標は具体的なもの 自分の成長を邪魔する目標はあいまいなもの 他人から見て達成/未達成がはっきりわかるように、80点を目指すとか、10回練習するとか、30分勉強するとか、数字を決めて具体的にすると達成/未達成がはっきりとわかります。 会社の目標でも、経常利益5千万円 とか数字を出しますし。 背伸び目標を立てよう 目標は簡単すぎてはダメ。努力しなくても簡単にクリアできてしまうので自分が成長しません。 かといって、目標は難しすぎてもダメ。やっぱり無理だ、とあきらめてしまい、しかも自信も失ってしまうから。 背伸びをしたら届くかもしれないくらいの「背伸び目標」がちょうどいいのです。 子どもたちにいくつかの目標の例を見せました。それぞれが、背伸び目標になっているかな? と考えてもらいました。 この2つのコツは、もちろん大人にも有効です。 マイ・チャレンジ 子どもたちにこの2つの目標設定のコツを教えたあとで、今週の課題を設定してもらいました。 「7つの習慣JⓇ」の授業では、毎週マイ・チャレンジという課題を設定します。その後1週間で何をやるかを決めておくのです。そして次の週に何日できたかを発表してもらいます。 毎日できたら7ポイント、というようにポイントが貯まっていきます。子どもたちはこんなマイ・チャレンジを決めてくれました。 1日30分以上本を読む 毎日洗濯物を干すのを手伝う ピアノの練習を30分以上やる 具体的で背伸び目標になっていますね。これを毎週やっていればどんどん成長できそうです。(^^♪ ]]> /mychallenge-2/feed/ 0 インターネットの使い方の教育を子どもにしておこう /it-moral-2/ /it-moral-2/#respond Sat, 18 May 2024 01:50:49 +0000 /?p=496 先日の「7つの習慣JⓇ」の授業では、インターネットを使う上での注意点を説明しました。 ITモラルを教える 「7つの習慣JⓇ」の教材の中に「ITモラルステージ」というものがあります。その中ではこんな項目を教えています。 ネット炎上を防げ 情報流出を防げ ネット依存・ゲーム依存を防げ ネットいじめを防げ ネット被害を防げ 私が子どものころには、インターネットなんて普及していませんでした。ネット炎上やネットいじめなんてありませんから、教育もありません。 でも今の子どもには必要です。大人になるまでに、インターネットやスマホを避けて通ることはできませんから。 お子さまにインターネットの教育をしていますか? 情報流出を防げ 今回行ったのは「情報流出を防げ」の授業でした。 安易に写真をSNSに投稿してしまってたいへんなことになったという事例の動画をまずは子どもたちに見せました。 その後、何がいけなかったのか、どうすればよかったのかを考えて発表してもらいました。 そして解説の動画も見せたあと、IT企業でセキュリティ関連の仕事をしている私からも説明して、最後に「気をつけようね」で終わりました。 IT教育用の動画は以下のサイトなどにあります。子ども向けの動画もありますので、お子さまと一緒に見てみるとよいですよ。 文部科学省 mextchannel IPA 情報セキュリティ映像コンテンツ ]]> /it-moral-2/feed/ 0 「情報Ⅰ」教え始めました /start-joho1/ /start-joho1/#respond Thu, 09 May 2024 07:19:23 +0000 /?p=492 「情報I」のテストは大きく差がつく 以前の記事、「大学入試の情報Ⅰの先生にチャレンジ」で、「情報Ⅰ」を教え始める準備をしていると書きました。 「情報I」は簡単な項目は教科書を読めば理解できます。用語を覚えておけばテストである程度の点が取れるでしょう。 一方、難しい項目は、できる人とできない人で大きく差がつきそうです。 情報処理技術者試験みたいな問題もある 難しい問題は、ある程度プログラミングの経験がある人や計算問題のトレーニングを積んだ人でないと解けません。IT系の会社のエンジニアが受験する情報処理技術者試験(10種類以上の試験区分があります)の問題と同じような問題もあるのです。 こういった問題は、IT系で働いた経験がないと上手に教えられないと思っています。 「情報I」を教え始めました そこで、私は以下のオンライン講座を開設しました。 「情報Ⅰ」をITのプロに教わって大学入試で差をつける講座 この講座では理解するのが難しい以下の項目について解説します。 ・2進数と16進数・論理回路(AND回路、OR回路、NOT回路)・アルゴリズム(プログラミング)・データの管理(データベース、SQL)・デジタル通信の仕組み(ネットワーク)・暗号化(公開鍵、共通鍵) ただし、1回の講座でこれらすべてのことは説明できませんので、項目を選択して説明します。 乞うご期待!! ]]> /start-joho1/feed/ 0 マイ・チャレンジで目標達成の習慣をつけよう /mychallenge/ /mychallenge/#respond Mon, 08 Apr 2024 15:18:02 +0000 /?p=473 マイチャレをやってます 「7つの習慣JⓇ」の授業では、「マイチャレ」というものをやっています。マイチャレ=マイチャレンジ 自分で設定した目標を1週間で何日できるかというチャレンジです。 今まで教えた生徒は、たとえばこんなチャレンジ目標を設定してくれました。 毎日お母さんのお手伝いをする 1日1冊、本を読む 食事のときに食器を並べる ドリルを1日5ページやる 腕立て伏せを20回やる 簡単なことでもいいのです。自分で決めたことをきちんとやりとげることが大事です。大人でもできないことが多いですよね。 やりとげさせるための仕組み そして次の週に、私が何日できたかを聞きます。 ただ目標を設定しただけだと続けられないことが多いです。ところが毎週私に聞かれると、やらざるを得ません。それに、やった日数だけポイントが貯まります。 さらに私がホメます。たとえ1日しかできなくても、叱ったりはしません。 「それでも1日できたんだね。すごい。」「来週は2日以上できるかな」 というように盛り上げてやる気にさせていきます。 初めてのマイチャレ 先週の授業では、先月から授業を受け始めた小学3年生と2年生の子たちが、始めてマイチャレを設定しました。 毎日お花に水をあげる お母さんのお手伝いをする 食後に食器を洗う 毎日紙でおもちゃを作る 初めてのマイチャレです。何日達成できるかな?私も楽しみにしています。 第7の習慣「自分をみがく」は、こういったチャレンジによって身についていきます。 こんなふうにして、お子さまに目標を立てて達成する習慣を身に着けさせましょう。 ]]> /mychallenge/feed/ 0 大学入試の「情報I」の先生にチャレンジ! /joho1-teacher/ /joho1-teacher/#respond Mon, 08 Apr 2024 14:36:11 +0000 /?p=464 高校の教科書を見てみたら 「えっ、こんなに難しいの!!」先日、高3になった末娘の高校の「情報I」の教科書を見せてもらいました。すると、その内容が難しいので驚きました。 私はIT系の会社で働いています。仕事で、情報処理技術者の試験(10種類以上の試験があります)のうちの4つを取得しています。その試験に出て来るような問題が「情報I」の巻末問題に出ていたのです。高校の授業の「情報」なんて簡単なものだろう、と私はナメていました。こんなに難しくなっていたとは。 6歳上の次男に聞いてみたら、次男が高校生のころはここまで難しくはなかったそうです。年々、IT技術の進歩に合わせて、新しい内容も追加されて難しくなってきたのでしょう。 大学入試で共通テストの科目に追加される 令和7年度から、「情報I」は大学入試の共通テスト(センター試験)の科目になります。受験生は真剣に勉強しないといけません。でも、この難しくなった「情報I」の内容を高校の先生は教えられるのでしょうか? 無理でしょうね。 数学の先生ががんばって勉強したとしても、実践の伴わない知識だけになってしまします。外国人と話をしたことがない英語の先生みたいに。「情報I」の試験を教える人が足りないんです。 情報Iを教えてみよう! 私なら教えられます。 IT系で25年以上も働いてきて、情報処理試験もいくつも受かってますし。IT系のエンジニアには人に教えるのが下手クソな人も多いです。 でも、私はこれまでエクセルVBAを初心者に200回以上教えてきましたし、「7つの習慣」を1年子どもたちに1年以上教えてきました。 私なら最適じゃん! と思ったので、やってみることにしました。今、教科書や資料を読んで準備を進めています。 ]]> /joho1-teacher/feed/ 0


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