Monthly Archives: October 2005
Pregnancy
This pregnancy is going a lot faster than my last one. I feel really unprepared — I need to be better about doing my Bradley exercises and I have a lot to acquire before December rolls around! I uploaded another … Continue reading
Filed under family life, photo love
We Love to Hate It
Check out Jib-Jab’s latest — Big Box Mart.
Butternut Squash Risotto with Pancetta
Most of the recipes I post here are tried-and-true recipes I got from friends, family, books or magazines. Here’s one I developed myself from a few different recipes and instinct. We all really enjoy it (even Kate!). We love Risotto … Continue reading
Cloth Diapers
Mrs. Butler noted that it seemed I am experimenting with a number of different diapers these days and wondered what I thought of them, and in the spirit of Tricia and Serina‘s recent posts, I am happy to comply.
Filed under parental ponderings
I got tagged!
Jessica tagged me for the “23rd post” meme! The rules are: 1. Search your blog archive. 2. Find your 23rd post. 3. Find the fifth sentence (this is meant to say something about you). 4. Post that sentence in your … Continue reading
Filed under general
Got Soul?
I had a discussion yesterday with a few college students about the classic Soul of the 60s and 70s. Soul is such a universal genre. I know few people of any generation who loathe Soul. It’s just good fun. What’s … Continue reading
The Eyes of Texas …
… are upon you! Texas 45 Oklahoma 12 Yeah, turning a team’s logo upside down really does look stupid.
Filed under sports
“I’ve Found… I’ve Found…
… I’ve found recovery.” –Ridgely What a great song. What a great feeling. I ate ice cream last night and everything. I am so grateful for all the help we got when I was sick! I guess I am well … Continue reading
Filed under family life
Back in the Saddle
Mike went back to work today and I have Kate at home. I’ve started solids, so I seem on the road to recovery. IV fluids from the ER are definitely a huge help if you are dehydrated and can’t keep … Continue reading
Filed under family life
Cider Roasted Pork Loin
This is my absolute favorite way to eat pork and what I am most likely to cook for company during autumn, when good cider is readily available. It’s always a huge hit! I got it from Cooking Light magazine. The … Continue reading
Sick *UPDATED*
Kate threw up on Friday, and I thought it was just something she ate, until she exhibited more signs of stomach problems Sunday. Now I’m sick, too. Please pray for us to recover quickly!
Filed under family life
Babel and Historical Linguistics
Has anyone read anything convincing on historical linguistics and the Tower of Babel? Jordan or Leithart, perhaps?
Filed under theology
| Zarr
| McLain
| Barbery
| Fitzpatrick
| Zusak
| Tickle
| Ricks
| Lupton
| Green
| Metaxas
| Wolters
