Monthly Archives: March 2005

Julie wonders “What would I do if one of my daughters wanted to pursue figure skating or something similiar?” We tried all kinds of athletic endevours as the girls were growing up.  We tried Ballet, Gymnastics, Soccer, and living in … Continue reading →

This is so cool. One of my earliest memories is of this toy we had when I was 4 years old. It was this wierd robot thing that had these strange hypnotising rotating eyes, arms that flung around to through … Continue reading →

Halley is talking about some things today and as I read them I had that, “hey! I’ve done that too!” feeling. One of the things she talks about is the Palm Sunday church service. She describes it from a view … Continue reading →

One of the Widownet members pointed to her weblog post on “being a widow with children“.  I can especially relate to these thoughts “You believe that if you can love them and give to them twice as much as is … Continue reading →

This morning we are off to the rink for a USFSA testing session. There will likely be plenty of praying going on this Sunday Morning at the Ice Rink. Update: We got to the rink a little early. Pulling into … Continue reading →

I just read, or probably re-read, The Long Tail article on Wired. “Perhaps the best way to do that is to stop charging for individual tracks at all. Danny Stein, whose private equity firm owns eMusic, thinks the future of … Continue reading →

I love the Inkernets! Today I’m reading Kottke’s blog and there’s this item about some excitement at Technorati about employee blog posts and all that stuff. Anyway it leads me to a site that has old WW2 posters . Chelsey … Continue reading →

Chelsey and I were up most of the night Monday night. Chelsey is sick, sniffling, sneezing, stuffy head etc. I had to go pick her up Monday after she finished her FCAT testing. She came home and fell asleep. She … Continue reading →

Home early today as Chelsey isn’t feeling well.  Sounds like she has some sort of cold or allergies or something.  This is the dreaded FCAT week too.  She was able to last through the FCAT and almost made it through … Continue reading →