-
AERA Recap
Sunday - Street vendor soft pretzel, Thai curry (solo), authentic Chinese (mu shu is the food of the gods ( Read more... ) -
(Untitled)
I am in New York City. It should be an interesting week. -
(Untitled)
Don't. Want. To. Go. Home. -
(Untitled)
Tomorrow I will be meeting SeaWorld's dolphin performers. It is poolside, so I wont be swimming with them, but I have us booked for the backstage "Dolphin Spotlight" tour at 10 am. This makes me happy. Their website is horrible, so I am not even going to try to send you there, but TDaC agreed to go, after I found it listed on a local events page, ( Read more... ) -
(Untitled)
My favorite musher for the last twenty years is currently leading the Iditarod ( Read more... ) -
(Untitled)
Go me. Since my last entry I have pretty much been nibbling around the edges of the impossible project. In doing so I have knocked four of my seven goals for the weekend off the list. I have a page of 18 sources - books and journal articles not available electronically - that need to be fetched from the library. Once that is done the only items ( Read more... ) -
(Untitled)
Things I never say to the dog, but find myself saying to the cat:
Get OFF the laptop.
Hey now, no claws on bare skin.
Get your head OUT of my water glass.
Ack, the tongue. Save me from the tongue! -
(Untitled)
I had a riding lesson tonight, sharing the ring and the trainer with a more advanced student. Mr. Sensitive and I were trotting over poles, while Cowboy and his rider cantered over two low jumps. It was fun to watch and I told Reanna, "I know I have to work up to it, but I! Want! To! Do! That! (Eventually)." This was a total surprise to me - I had ( Read more... ) -
(Untitled)
It would be refrigerator eggs, except I am out of eggs ( Read more... ) -
(Untitled)
Reading matters. And in the current political climate, where No Child is supposed to be Left Behind, but millions are, it is penny-wise and pound foolish to cut education funding. The Reading-Is-Fundamental program, which provides free books to children who may have no books in their homes, no one who reads to them, and few belongings they can ( Read more... )