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The shoes (ordered from a different website when the first site had them on backorder forever) have arrived! They are not quite as Mary Janeish as I had envisioned, but enough to keep. I'll post pictures later.

5/12/2008 10:44:22 PM

Hey, Gregg, thanks for reading! I've always assumed only family paid any attention to this blog. And, maybe, friends of family. I don't know about "excellent" but I strive for exceptable. :)

4/25/2008 9:48:30 PM

Good for you! It sounds like you have an excellent character.

4/25/2008 7:16:07 AM

Gives a whole new meaning to the game duck, duck, goose. You should ask for hazard pay. :)

3/20/2008 7:04:37 PM

I'll have to look for her. They had meetings posted with the leaders' names. Unfortunately, I don't get off work in time to make any of the week day meetings.

3/2/2008 10:01:17 AM

My favorite leader recently transferred from Creve Coeur to Chesterfield, which is one of the main reasons I haven't been to a meeting in so long. Her name is Millie, and she's very fun.

3/1/2008 9:48:26 PM

Did you think about joining a gym or are you going to keep working out on the treadmill? Reading your post I decided I should probably start counting points to. Ive noticed I have been eating to much junk. If you want to start doing the weekly emails again let me know. :)

2/25/2008 9:46:01 PM

They went electronic about a year ago, and from what I understand, the only info you need is your membership card with the bar code. (They scan the bar code at whatever meeting you attend.) I *think* you can switch locations. It would be crazy to not have everyone on the network.

Personally, I'm more successful when I'm actually attending the meetings. Sadly, I haven't been to a meeting in a few months. AND, I really like the Core Plan. (No counting points, but you pretty much have to stick with their list of high fiber/low fat foods. Let me know if you want more info on Core!)

2/23/2008 8:27:47 AM

We parked the minivan on the hill in Queeny Park, rolled down one of the side windows, and let the kids climb over us and each other from 7:30 until the eclipse was total (no complete). Magnus stared at the moon the whole time. I couldn't get any decent pictures either.

2/22/2008 10:41:01 PM

Saturn...that was the planet I couldn't think of. I, too, tried to get pictures. I could find the moon, although the more I zoomed in, the harder it was--also, it was harder to focus the more zoom I used, but I guess that's a given. The moon gave off a LOT of light, despite the eclipse, and I'm not good enough to control for that, so even though I captured it, the light of the moon eclipses the eclipse.

2/20/2008 9:59:19 PM

Karen's Quilt

American Red Cross blood drive today at work. I contributed my pint gladly.
While doing so, the Red Cross Latino Chick Technician: You bleed very fast!
Me: Yes, they always tell me that but I'm not sure if that's a good thing or not.
RCLCT: Oh, it's a good thing.
Somehow, in a different scenario I can't see that as being a good thing.
But the point of my entry here is that such a low percentage of people donate. I'm not sure how many people work in my six story building. Let's say three hundred, knowing it's a grossly low number. Only about twenty people show up at these things. Okay, so if you're gay, or from Africa, or have traveled overseas lately, or visit prostitutes, the Red Cross doesn't want your blood. But, hey, that's still most of the building eligible. Why do less than 1% of the people show up? You get juice and cookies afterwards. And the pain is really minimal. I am the only one on my team that donated. One of two on my floor. And the Red Cross is locally low on supplies. I don't have unusual blood that they need but my O+ is a universal donor so I feel good about that.

Posted by: karen on 4/25/2008 9:27:57 PM , 0 comments