June 2004

Kid Number One

I attended my sons graduation ceremony last night (from 8th grade – I’m not THAT old!). It was a proud moment for everyone. Today, his class is going to Great America to celebrate their last day of Middle School. It was SO hot in that gymnasium. I swear it was well over 100 degrees in […]

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Moody

Chris is in Atlanta again. I took him to the airport earlier today. His flight landed safely – and I didn’t blog about it so as to spare you from my flying neurosis. You’re welcome. 🙂 He’s flying back on Wednesday. I’m meeting him at the airport where he and I will board a plane

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Celebrate Ben!

Woke up early this morning because we had a small get together to celebrate my son’s graduation from 8th grade (do they call it graduation or promotion?). His graduation has been no small task. These last three years in middle school have been a source of anxiety, agitation and sometimes chaos around here. The kid

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Sayeth the Gipper

Unable to shake the thoughts of this great man and what his life meant to this nation – and to the world, I bring some of the favorite Reagan quotations — feel free to add more in the comments: “Politics is supposed to be the second oldest profession. I have come to realize that it

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Ronald Reagan, R.I.P.

I remember when I met Ronald Reagan. It was the summer of 1986 and I was 18 and working in the office of our local Chamber of Commerce. Two weeks before his arrival, the Secret Service used the Chamber of Commerce office as their command center. For two weeks, our office was in total upheaval.

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Proud Mom Moment

My daughter took FIRST PLACE in her talent show last night. She’s got herself a big ol’ blue ribbon for first place. There were 30 kids who participated….and she brought the house down with her singing. I watched her sing last night – – and had to hold back the tears, so I didn’t embarrass

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Commitment-phobe

Last ski season, I had a talk with the senior Ski Patrol at the hill we frequent. Because I’m an RN and know how to ski pretty well, he talked with me about joining the National Ski Patrol. It sounded really good, at the time. I just received an email from them with the course

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