Why do you ask? Of course my son has awesome shoes.

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This was going to be entry #3000 until I realized that it was going to be entry #3000 and then it became that much more important to make it about that rather than what this is going to be ( Read more... )

It has taken me a lot longer to get here than I thought it would considering that I started this journal in 2002 -- that's ten years ago as of this June, can you believe it? It all started when I took an invite code, not realizing that they were one time use only, and ended up inviting a bunch of people -- this was when having a LiveJournal account ( Read more... )

It has been too long since I've updated my livejournal and as always I want to pledge to update more often but this seems a pledge in vain considering how often it has been made and then broken.

This morning our now fifteen month old son was quite crabby and would not go back to sleep prompting me to return home from shul shortly after prayer began ( Read more... )

It's supposed to get you more sleep. Parents -- who all had the same experience that we did -- ended up going to bed later and had a harder time getting Chaim Yosef to sleep -- and he seemed to wake up more often during the evening. Guh -- woke up feeling pretty sleepy.

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In the last seven months I have written in my paper journal nearly every weekday and on the occasional weekend day. Meanwhile, here in the wonderful world of digital journaling, there have been about a dozen entries, most of which have been extremely short and not brimming with information ( Read more... )

This odd sequence was just presented to me by a man on the street : is this your baby? (yes) Baby boy? (yes) Do you smoke cigarettes? (...no...) uhm... That's going in a book

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So much better!

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Often -- too often -- when I am faced with what seems like a task that will take multiple hours or days, I get a feeling of being overwhelmed and put it on the side. There it sits for days, weeks, months... until I decide to break it into "bite-size" tasks and tackle those tasks one by one, until the bigger task is done ( Read more... )