A Chicken in the Window Well

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Wednesday, August 27, 2008

A Few Last Words

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It’s not like I’m dying. I’m moving. Still, there is so much to say and just not enough time or energy to record it all, so here are a few l...
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Monday, August 25, 2008

More Goodbyes

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We came here after spending a month on St. Simon's Island, GA (well, six months for Mike). Although it was extremely muggy and there wer...
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Huh?

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Goldie: Mom, can I carry Penny down the stairs? Me: No Honey, if you fell it would crack both of your heads right open. Goldie: And one o...
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Saturday, August 23, 2008

Penny's Mouth

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I love Penny. I love her crazy shaped mouth and little teeth. Mike looked at this picture and told me her mouth was "eye shaped." ...
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Thursday, August 21, 2008

But I want to be a genius!!

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In yesterday’s post I made reference to The Chinese Water Torture. (Side note to Jana: I don’t know why or how Troy was able to drop water i...
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Wednesday, August 20, 2008

Jokes

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My kids tell me a lot of jokes. Most of them don’t make an ounce of sense and occasionally, when I have been forced to participate in an exc...
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Monday, August 18, 2008

Blankies

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Sooner or later, all my kids decide that whatever blanket has most consistently been in their crib is their special blanky. I don’t know how...
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Saturday, August 16, 2008

My Fascinating Medical Records

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The clinic that I have been going to for the past few years just forwarded me a copy of my medical records so I can take them with me when w...
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Tuesday, August 12, 2008

Happy Birthday Mike

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Tomorrow (Aug. 13th) is Mike’s 32nd birthday. I think he was born on a Friday the 13th . . . so there is probably something spooky about him...
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Monday, August 11, 2008

Abe's future fame

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This is the last shot that was taken on our camera before it broke. Tell me, can there be any further doubt about who is to blame? (What kin...
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I was a Zoology major in college -- TAing classes, teaching anatomy labs, etc. I find human physiology to be the most fascinating thing, however, prior to my scientific college days, I was all about drawing and writing -- taking art and creative writing classes through all of high school. Now I'm a stay at home mom to ten (an opportunity I am extremely grateful for and quite adore). I seem to have lost all my previous knowledge and skills, which I don't really mind as I take care of my little home (except for the occasional a-man-was-given-a-talent-and-buried-it-in-the-earth guilt). Still, something in me is forever wanting to write little bits of things -- hence this blog.
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