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Category Archives: Holidays and Celebrations
Resolutions Update – Novel Recommendations Included
Having just read a flurry of books while on my flights to and from DFW, I decided to do a mid-year-ish report on my new years resolutions (one of which included to read lots of books). Lest I forget what … Continue reading
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Dolphin Party
My Baby J turned five whole years old a week ago Thursday. I started writing this post on the Friday after, but a tummy bug struck our house and I am only just now emerging – hands rubbed raw from … Continue reading
Eas-terrific!
We had a lovely Palm and Easter Sunday. Holy Week was a special time for me at our church last year, and I missed being a part of the festivities and celebrations there. But we enjoyed getting to know our … Continue reading
Luck o the Irish
This past weekend was a camping weekend for us – sort of. The Professor’s family, in years past, made a tradition of a Memorial Day weekend campout. We skipped last year, probably in large part because of our own … Continue reading
Mardi Gras, Abbreviated Edition
If my working life were a treadmill, then each partner at my firm has pushed the UP button on my speed at least once. I went from a gentle walk to a flat out sprint, and it isn’t looking to … Continue reading
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