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Life Advice from Superheroes

Life Advice from Superheroes

I just saw this “Awesome Life Advice from Your Favorite Superheroes” article and got all excited!  Cool!  Advice from Superheroes!  And in Reader’s Digest of all places!  …and then I read it and was disappointed.  Sure, there are a few gems in there, but seems like someone over at RD grabbed a stack of random comics and took any ol’ quote that could be kinda construed as advice.  I don’t really think the person who wrote this was all that comic savvy, either.  Who wants advice from Darkseid or Doc Ock?

http://www.rd.com/slideshows/awesome-life-advice-from-your-favorite-superheroes/

That being said, I know many of you have gleaned some great life lessons from comics.  I know Parenting Geekly readers can do better than this lame list.  They don’t have to be quotes, just any lessons or advice you’ve learned from your favorite comic books.  Leave it in the comments and if we get enough responses I’ll compile them into a new post.

Happy Pi Day!

Happy Pi Day!

It’s March 13th here in the US, which means it’s Pi Day!  (They celebrate on April 31 in parts of the world where they abbreviate the date by putting the day first)  This year, Pi Day is also a Palindrome (3.14.13 is the same backwards and forwards!)…it’s so mathtastic!

Image from sciencebuzz.com

We celebrated by attending Pi Day at the kids’ school.  We are so lucky to be at a school where we have a Math Committee and parents who are into promoting STEM in our school.  The kids played math games, had programming stations set up with Chromebooks and Raspberry Pis.  They had tangrams, card games, oragami lessons and math packets.  We celebrated with a pie potluck and our Assistant Principal took a pie to the face to raise some funds for our parent group.  Super fun was had by all.

How did you celebrate Pi Day?

Get your tickets for Emerald City Comicon

I’ve been meaning to remind you all for awhile, but if you are anywhere near-ish to Seattle you should really consider checking out Emerald City Comicon.  This year’s Comicon is March 1st through the 3rd.

This is one of my favorite events of the year.  We’ve gone every year since its inception and it’s bigger and better every time.  It’s really become a pop-culture convention, much like San Diego, but thanks to it’s smaller size and scope is still very doable for families.

Tickets can be purchased here: http://www.emeraldcitycomicon.com/tickets/  or at many local comic shops, including my favorite: Arcane Comics and More.

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