I’ve gone ahead and re-organized everything so that hopefully this blog will be easier to navigate. I re-categorized everything and have added a drop-down widget to the right that groups all of my posts into categories and sub-categories. Now it should be easier to sift through everything…
Archive for March, 2008
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Posted in Miscellaneous on March 31, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Where did Spring go?
Posted in Family Ramblings, Parenting, Recipes, tagged chocolate chips, chocolate covered strawberries, cold, Ghirardelli, mothering, spring, weather, yummy on March 31, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This weather is really starting to peeve me off. This time last year we were all ready heading off to the local parks on a daily basis. Normally it is in the low to mid 60’s this time of year. Yesterday and the day before there was hail and snow mixed. Nothing that sticked of [...]
Traditional German Potato Pancakes
Posted in Recipes, tagged authentic, German Potato Pancakes, potato pancakes, shredded, traditional on March 31, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This morning I was aching for something different for breakfast. Eggs have been really turning me off lately. I decided I was craving German Potato Pancakes and hunted the ‘net for a recipe. This is the one I settled on. This recipe serves 6. I halved the recipe and we had more than we could [...]
The Paradox of Our Age (Time)
Posted in Miscellaneous, tagged Bob Moorehead, columbine, george carlin, paradox, poem, sexual molester, student, the paradox of our age, the paradox of our time on March 30, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Someone shared this today during Church as part of their message. This is the second time I have heard this piece and I connect with it each time. No one knew who the author was. When I got home I was intent on finding a copy of the writing and the author. I went to [...]
Autism: The Musical
Posted in Autism, Parenting, Videos, tagged autism, documentary, hbo, The Musical on March 28, 2008 | 2 Comments »
So I stayed up until three in the morning last night watching this documentary. It was moving and brought me to tears several times. It was uplifting and heartbreaking at the same time. I can only imagine the living Hell that these parents have to call life and yet they carry on and fight the [...]