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I’ve been struggling with getting enough exercise since I came back from my trip to the Bowron Canoe Circuit, in the summer of 2006. When I decided to take the challenge to participate in the canoe trip with Tee, I started a fitness routine to get into shape. It was going to be [...]
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I’ve been promising more knittery photos for a while. I knitted up three gifts that I gave to family on Christmas. I knitted up two scarves, using a pattern my friend Kayely and I picked up at a knit meetup. One scarf was for my mother-in-law, also a knitter, and I blogged a [...]
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If running the TSA gauntlet wasn’t already a huge stress test all by itself, it turns out that many airports will also include “behavior officers” as part of their TSA staff. These brave men and women will ferret out the stressed, the fearful, the agitated to keep us all safe.
I’m not sure how [...]
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It’s been crazy busy here, and I hurt my back falling down my stairs while decorating, so I haven’t spent any time writing, obviously. I miss writing, but I’m going to finish up my self-imposed break until after the 25th.
If you celebrate the holidays, I hope you have a wonderful time surrounded by the [...]
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Have you read about the Wisconsin teacher arrested for an anonymous comment he posted on a blog? The teacher made a reference affirming the Columbine shooters as heroes, in what appears to be a tongue-in-cheek comeback to people complaining on the blog that Wisconsin teachers are overpaid.
Someone complained to the police, the blogger gave [...]
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….when you arrive home. You’re hungry, your family’s hungry. What are you going to do for dinner? Do you have a Jim Gaffigan special: a hot pocket cooked in a dirty microwave? Or, do you check out your pantry and pull a few staples out?
I like opting for choice #2. [...]
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I was so tired last night, I fell asleep before I could post my last NaBloPoMo post. Well, that’s a lackluster ending to the month, isn’t it? I didn’t make my goal of posting every day in November, but I came close. Thank you for indulging my introspective navel-gazing.
This morning I drove [...]
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