Monthly Archives: June 2006
More WWH and blathering
In music news: the Square Peg Alliance site is finally up and Mark Williams has an updated site as well! We’re packing up a storm and can hardly believe that our pods will be delivered a week from tomorrow. Kate’s … Continue reading
Filed under family life, general
World Wide Happiness
Blingo – Win prizes for searching (Google powered!) If you sign up with my link and win something, I will too! I never win anything, probably because we are presbyterian. Paperback Swap – Swap away your old books for credits … Continue reading
Filed under technology
If you’re going to blow a National Championship…
… and you go to UNC, make it baseball. 1. You’re in Chapel Hill. What are you doing with a baseball anyhow? 2. You return to an empty campus and no classes. (See: Chris Simms and the case of the … Continue reading
A Quick Visit
We never met when we both lived in Texas and have both been in Virginia for a year now and still hadn’t met, so before we left town, I finally caught up with Kelly the Badgermum and three of her … Continue reading
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Daily Readings from ESV
Incoporate daily readings from the ESV into your Google Calendar. The link takes you to an html version that you can always visit. You could also toggle the ‘month’ tab and select ‘subscribe with Google Calendar’ to add this calendar … Continue reading
Filed under technology, theology
Just when I got used to using it…
Bloglines is not working properly for me. Some feeds that are working fine on Mike’s bloglines aren’t on mine. Half of my blogs have the [!] after them. I am so annoyed! Now I expect that the feed reader is … Continue reading
Filed under general, technology
Yes, I know, I am months behind the times.
The girls weren’t napping simulataneously today, so I could not really pack and I decided to finally bite the bullet and try to install Word Press 2.0.3 on the server and upgrade from 1.5.2. And I managed to do it … Continue reading
Filed under general, technology
6 months!
Lexi is six months old today, so we reached the milestone only 14.2% of babies in America do: six months of exclusive breastfeeding. She’s actually never had a bottle. I tried pumping with Kate and honestly, it wasn’t worth the … Continue reading
Filed under parental ponderings
Freedom
When my friend Sara first heard about our house, she told me one of the fringe benefits of living in an old house with little closet space is that it makes it much harder to be attached to posessions. We’ve … Continue reading
Filed under general
Soliciting Opinions
Our realtor was in the house yesterday measuring for appliances and we asked him to look at the counters because we had a slight bit of doubt and… they aren’t black and white. They’re really dark forest green and white. … Continue reading
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| Barbery
| Fitzpatrick
| Zusak
| Tickle
| Ricks
| Lupton
| Green
| Metaxas
| Wolters
