Aug 23, 2008

Today’s Conversations

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While riding on Aaron's shoulders:"Are you tall, Cordy?""Yes!""Are you taller than daddy?""Yes!""Are you taller than mommy and Mira?""Yes! I can touch the clouds!""Are you taller than a … [Continue reading...]

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Aug 22, 2008

Haiku Friday: School Time!

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What's that sound I hear?A school bus is driving by -It's that time againNot a moment toosoon! It's back to school time andparents all rejoice! I love fall in general, but I can't wait until the start … [Continue reading...]

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Aug 20, 2008

Racing Through The Fog

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I really don't have time to be depressed right now.August is shaping up to be one of the busiest months for me, and only an Olympic-sized effort is going to get me through to the end of the month … [Continue reading...]

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Aug 18, 2008

There Are No Rainbows and Unicorns Here

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I should have known the monster was lurking in the shadows.Lately I've felt out-of-sorts. It started innocently enough - I could blame my uneasy moods and little dark cloud over my head on our … [Continue reading...]

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Aug 15, 2008

Haiku Friday: Changes

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A big change todayFor now, Haiku Friday willhave a single host.Jennifer has beenthe best project partner Icould ever ask forBut as we all know,time is always a factorand must be well spentShe needs a … [Continue reading...]

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Aug 13, 2008

Meet My New Tech Support

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Mark my words: in a couple of years, this kid will be hacking into government supercomputers for fun. I've been having sporadic internet service the past few days, making reading blogs and posting … [Continue reading...]

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Aug 10, 2008

Why We’ll Never Be Welcomed Back For Dim Sum Ever Again

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Everyone has that one tale about kids acting up in a restaurant, right? Often the tale is of another family, and how you couldn't focus on eating when some little monster was walking up to your table … [Continue reading...]

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