Note: I started this post days ago and never got a chance to
\nfinish it. I was going to leave it for later but forgot that
\nRadio would publish it the next time I published another item to my
\nblog. I’m sure there are times when I’m not very coherent and my
\nwriting sounds half baked, but this time it’s just because it is half
\nbaked. I need to finish mixing the ingredients and then bake it.<\/p>\n
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This morning Halley talks about why she keeps fit<\/a>. I have several of the same concerns when it comes to being healthy long And the talk about fitness made me think about food.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Note: I started this post days ago and never got a chance to finish it. I was going to leave it for later but forgot that Radio would publish it the next time I published another item to my blog. … Continue reading
\nIt is an interesting article. It made me think about a bunch of
\ndifferent things. Her comment about age and raising kids.<\/p>\n
\nenough to see the girls through college. It makes me think about
\nhow parents look at time. I wonder if those without children have
\nthe same perspective on the future. There is always the near
\nfuture. That is either the school year or the summer
\nvacation. Each year is broken into those two major segments,
\nschool and summer. The school year is generally divided into
\nsmaller segments bounded by holidays and vacation. Spring break,
\nthe Thanksgiving break and the Christmas vacation.<\/p>\n