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Archive for January, 2009

Sometimes, when it is hard to make a basket, it may just mean that the net is frozen.

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We have been watching  a lot of the Food Channel lately.  Football season is essentially over, and it provides a pleasant respite from the constant science/how-it’s-made/how-to-blow-it-up-in-super-slow-mo  programming at our house.  Plus, as a perk, there are no erectile dysfunction ads on the Food Channel. One show, I can’t recall the exact name, something like “The [...]

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half and half

The Little One came bouncing into my bedroom today to wake me with this news flash:  “MOM, do you know what’s really weird?  I am like half you and half Dad!” Breaking news, indeed!  I wonder how long he lounged in bed, thinking this through, which parts of him are like me and which like [...]

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FB sophomore

I now check facebook a lot.  After days spent obsessively snooping at what everyone else was doing, I felt some tentative confidence to make several brief posts.  My first post, to a long ago acquaintance, I hit the wrong button and it took me three days to figure out she never saw my carefully crafted [...]

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acne bias

Today’s Quote of the Day, from the Little One: “What if, in this world, there was no racial discrimination, but just facial discrimination instead?” OK, I don’t think that is any better, but it is something to think about.

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Is there a Snowbow?

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Kids are awfully jaded these days.  I sense this goes beyond the proverbial “kids these days” motto of each generation — to some new warp speed warping of their little minds.  Maybe jaded is not quite the right word — just worldly beyond their years? Case in point:  although we strictly limited the amount of [...]

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Bumper cars

I recently heard a comedian riff on bumper stickers as a handy shortcut to life — when he saw one, he automatically knew not to be friends with the driver. My husband views my new-found bumper sticker interest as a phase, a possible symptom of mid-life crisis that will hopefully pass in less time than [...]

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OK, so, not one to rush into the 21st century, I am finally poking around to see what Facebook is all about.  And, um, blogs.  I was inspired by the speakers at a recent Writer’s Digest conference in Cincinnati.  Jane Friedman (great speaker, by the way) stressed the importance of creating an online presence, a [...]

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Here we go!  Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeee

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