Monthly Archives: October 2003

On my way to work each day I drive by this tree.  It has been through a lot.  It almost looks like it’s heart has been removed.  But it still lives on, and grows despite what has happened to it.  … Continue reading →

Halley asks the question, “Is control over your time the ultimate form of power?” I certainly think that time has more importance to me than it ever did before.  I struggle daily with trying to control time.  Making sure we … Continue reading →

I’ve been trying to figure out where the fires are in relation to where my sister lives in California.  I finally found some maps that show exactly where the fires are. The Remote Sensing Application Center’s Rapid Response Fire Maps … Continue reading →

Today was Chelsey’s first Freestyle 4 competition.  Dad needed some brain lube to keep from being too anxious to watch her skate.  She did great and finished third in her group! Photos are ready.

These aren’t portables or trailers, kids, they are Learning Cottages!  My friend Becky who teaches in a porta… I mean Learning Cottage, will enjoy this one. Via Dave Barry

This evening was the usual, I run from work to the rink to pick up the girls, then off to Chelsey’s Flute lesson, while Lindsey and I run and pick up some Thai takeout food for dinner, and the sweet … Continue reading →

A man should hear a little music, read a little poetry, and see a fine picture every day of his life, in order that worldly cares may not obliterate the sense of the beautiful which God has implanted in the … Continue reading →

It’s getting closer to Halloween so the girls and I went to Howl-O-Scream with some of their friends.  I was the designated Chaperone once again.  I should look into doing this full time 🙂

Rickie Lee Jones talking about happiness in an article in the Guardian. Picture happiness – what comes to mind? “The first thought is my daughter. I know if my daughter’s not happy, I can’t be happy, and if she’s happy, … Continue reading →

The Coachman Middle School 8th Grade went on a field trip to the Everglades and my friend Jan took some great photos.