Apparently I’ve been working too hard lately, because to my surprise, I have come to find that my son is in fact a rock star. My son is now 2 and when he isn’t jumping off of things, dumping things on the floor, or growling at people, he is mimicking everything he hears or sees – most often his big sister. Sometimes she finds it annoying, but usually it is cute and amusing and she runs with it. He is a little wise guy and she give him all the fuel he needs to ham it up. Read more “My Son, the Rock Star”
Category: family
Just What the Doctor Ordered
My family rocks.
With new episodes of most of the shows I watch on hiatus seemingly until Spring, I’ve been dwindling my backlog of DVR fare as of late. But luckily just before our trip south, I noticed that BBC America was rerunning the latest season of Doctor Who – a show I have not followed nearly as closely as I’d like to. So when I got home I had a nice array of episodes to watch – some I had already half-scene, but many I missed. Read more “Just What the Doctor Ordered”
Christmabirthdapaloosa
It has been a busy month. Since my last post, I’ve spent the majority of my free time shopping, planning parties or going to parties (most of which have been for my daughter who just turned 5). I’m now 4 states south of home visiting with my parents for a week (and having additional birthday celebrations as well as early Christmas gift exchanging). Meanwhile I have my BlackBerry on me which seems to indicate new messages constantly at all hours of the day and night. So so far my vacation has yet to feel very relaxing and this holiday season feels like more work than fun. Read more “Christmabirthdapaloosa”
Change You Can Count On
“… 82 … 83 … 84 …”
I stir in my bed, thinking to myself ‘What is she counting?’.
“… 85 … 86 … 87 …” Read more “Change You Can Count On”
Thoughts on Poetic and Tech
In exploring the blogisphere, I recently stumbled upon an interesting member by the name of Liz Henry. I’d like to say that I discovered her work by casual means, but in truth I was following a lead on an interesting contest that HP is sponsoring. But in doing so, I found someone I will likely continue reading as well as a 10-year-old speech about programming languages that was surprisingly undated (see the related post here). Read more “Thoughts on Poetic and Tech”