Monthly Archives: September 2006

Mia is prepared for the ice age.  She has her UGGS now, and is ready for global warming to reveal itself.   I am confident that we will be waiting for a long while here in South Texas.  We are … Continue reading →

Horses have made their way into our home.   What is it with little girls and horses?  We now play “barn” several times a day.  I love watching her move the horses around, and feed them.  I want to gobble … Continue reading →

My guess now is, never. I started keeping a journal about my dream here.  I was bad about updating it.  But you get the jest.  I felt like I had my mouth taped shut.  I wanted so badly to tell … Continue reading →

My newest post is up over at Larger Families.  The topic is “chaos”. Come take a peek. Do I need to add that I am totally kidding in the post?  Well, sort of.  ;*)

I have so much to write about, and so very little time.  Work continues to suck the life out of me, and my time at home goes 100% to my family.  On my days off, I take some time in … Continue reading →

At work today, I had the honor of being present while someone, who has walked this earth for more than 7 decades, took their last breath. I am so very humbled. 

She can go from this:     To this: Henna Feets, originally uploaded by nirakara.

Yesterday at work, I cared for a boy much the same age as my son Cody. He had to have emergency surgery, and while caring for him post op, all I could think about was my son. I pictured him in the … Continue reading →

I am very saddened my this news. My kids are so sad.  We watched his shows religiously. What a freak, freak thing to happen.

In honor of our 16th anniversary, and the 3 weeks after in which Bill and I rode mountain bikes all over hells half acre, I will be writing some entries about our life together before kids. Here is a post … Continue reading →

Never Die Young James Taylor We were ring-around-the-rosy children They were circles around the sun Never give up, never slow down Never grow old, never ever die young   Synchronized with the rising moon Even with the evening star They … Continue reading →