January 2010
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Countdown.
I struggled with postpartum after the birth of Nolan. Depression and I have crossed paths in the past, so I was warned this might be an issue. Because I was nursing, I didn’t want to use medication unless necessary. I briefly tried therapy (so glad to have that chance to talk about my mother), but it was not effective. What was?
Craft time!
That’s right. Taking off my...
A Persistant Nolan.
NOLAN: Cookie, please.
ME: No.
NOLAN: Yes?
ME: No.
NOLAN: Yes way?
ME: Ummm...no.
NOLAN: No or YES?
ME: No.
NOLAN: Hmmmm...how about yes?
(How is one supposed to keep a straight face with this conversation? I certainly didn't.)
Every man must decide whether he will walk in the light of creative altruism or...
– Martin Luther King, Jr.
In Memory of Grandpa Corky.
Today is the service for my Grandpa Corky. My heart hurts that I was unable to visit him on our last abbreviated visit to Wisconsin. I wish I could be there to say goodbye, but am comforted in the knowledge that his spirit is everywhere, so I can send him my love surrounded by my boys. And as I sit here to reflect on how he affected my life, I am flooded with warm memories. I couldn’t come up...
Nolan was playing with his Little People today, and decided to name these two...
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And my novel!!!
Whoop de doo. I wrote 50,000 words in November. Now what?
Don’t get me wrong. I am so proud of my feat. I can’t believe I did it! But I haven’t looked at my story once since I crossed the finish line. And that saddens me. I didn’t write 50,000 words for the sake of writing 50,000 words. I was writing a story, and I want to finish that story. Granted, once I finish, I...
More Apple tablet reports set my heart a-flutter →
I must admit, I get pretty giddy when I hear about new Apple toys being released. Not that I could afford this, but it makes me gooey just knowing about it.
A New Year.
I have a long to-do list for the new year and it’s difficult to get started when the list is so comprehensive. Now that Joshua and I made the decision to stay put in State College for almost three more years (at minimum), we need to set some roots.
First, we miss having a church family, and rectifying that absence is on top of our list. If you’ve heard about our almost comical search...