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No more babies

Posted by Trisha on Sep 28, 2008 in Family, the kids

I suppose it is official today, if it wasn’t already official on his first day of school. Alex is no longer a baby. Not that he’s been a baby for a couple of years, anyway. There was something oddly final about his first day of school, and today’s event solidified that for me. He lost [...]

 
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GO BOILERS! BEAT THE IRISH!

Posted by Trisha on Sep 27, 2008 in NCAA, Purdue, Sports

I haven’t done much on my blog in awhile. Part of it is that I’m just so busy with school and work and home that I don’t have time. Part of it is that I have to keep a blog for one of my classes, so the time I would normally have to blog here [...]

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100 days to Christmas

Posted by Trisha on Sep 20, 2008 in Christmas, Holidays, blogging, life

Yes, I know that there are now 96 days to Christmas, and not 100, as the title suggests. What I’m actually talking about is a website called One Hundred days to Christmas. It’s another List Mama blog, but I like it because it’s Christmas related. I always find that it sneaks up on me. One [...]

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Ways to stay positive in a troubled economy

Posted by Trisha on Sep 19, 2008 in blogging

Hat tip: List Mama Jennifer over at List Mama’s Blog posted this list of things that can be done to stay positive during our economic downturn. Very simple ideas, but I think during hard times we over look the little things that could make us happier in lieu of wanting a permanent “fix,” whatever that [...]

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Swiss Restaurant To Serve Meals Cooked With Human Milk

Posted by Trisha on Sep 18, 2008 in General

A Swiss gastronomist has stirred a controversy in the tranquil Alpine republic after announcing that he will serve meals cooked with human breast milk. read more | digg story Sphere: Related Content

 
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I’m an aunt!

Posted by Trisha on Sep 17, 2008 in General

At 4:04 this morning, my niece, Lillian Grace was born. 7 pounds, 9 oz and 19 1/2 inches long. Welcome to the world, sweet Lilly! Here is my beautiful new niece: I had predicted that she’d be born on the 16th or 17th, while my parents thought she’d be a 9/11 baby. I was right [...]

 
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Books and movies and cards, oh, my!

Posted by Trisha on Sep 14, 2008 in Books, Media, the kids

I took the boys to the library today and made a decision to turn some of the reigns over to the twins. I got them their very own library cards. I have never seen two kids as tickled as they were, standing there in line, signing their names to the cards. They couldn’t believe they [...]

 
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And I thought I was old

Posted by Trisha on Sep 9, 2008 in Technology, blogging

At least in most of my classes, anyway. Today in my campaigns and elections class we talked about the use of social networking (among other things) as a way for candidates to reach the all-important youth vote. I commented that while I was perusing the DNC and RNC blogs last week for another assignment, I [...]

 
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Time Management and first day of kindergarten

Posted by Trisha on Sep 8, 2008 in The Family, going back to college, the kids

School is going well for me and, as you can see from the neglect on my blog, I’ve been busy at work, too. While my classes aren’t too much of a struggle yet, I’m finding it difficult to manage my time between school, work, studying, laundry, cleaning and spending time with the fam. I’ve not [...]

 
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“Touch Sight” camera for the blind

Posted by Trisha on Sep 3, 2008 in Media, Technology, pictures

As I follow the Kodak Chief Blogger on twitter, she posted a url to this story, which I find really cool! Here’s what the designer, Chueh Lee over at Samsung China, says about the camera: “Touch Sight is a revolutionary digital camera designed for visually impaired people. Simple features make it easy to use, including [...]

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