Monthly Archives: August 2006

Talking about Kindergarten

 Catholic mom just pointed out to me that MSN has mentioned the four featured blogs of the week on their home page. (Thanks, Brenda.)  I took a peek, and sure enough, there we are, under the heading of education.  And here … Continue reading

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Inanimate objects, my foot!

I’ve always thought of my appliances and household equipment as inanimate objects.   They can’t move on their own; they can’t think or make decisions.  Or can they?   Last week,  15 hours before I was scheduled to hop on a … Continue reading

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The Italian grandparents

Mentioning my father’s parents in a recent blog has gotten me to thinking about them.  Now, if they came over here in 1910, chances are they were considering this move for quite a few years before that.  So I’ve looked … Continue reading

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New York City, part II

There are so many restaurants in NYC it would be impossible to choose a place to eat…at least for me it would be.  Christina had some ideas, however, so I just followed her lead.    We had lunch on Saturday at … Continue reading

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Blistered and broke!

Yup, that’s what I am after only two days in New York City.  How do the city folk survive???  The trip was actually a great deal of fun, and I am so glad I went.   There are too few opportunities to spend time … Continue reading

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It’s always something, isn’t it?

What DON’T you want to happen the day before you’re leaving on vacation?   How about going out for a bike ride and coming home to find your kitchen floor flooded?      Yup, that’s what happened here yesterday.   And in the afternoon, seriously … Continue reading

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Visits

This weekend I’ll be in New York City visiting my youngest.  It’ll be a whirlwind visit, full of energy, full of love; for this is an engaging person, my youngest daughter.  I’m hoping mightily that the weather cools down out … Continue reading

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