Five Years of Abandoned Factories, Talking Cats, and Cars on Fire
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Moments from this weekend that I want to remember: ~ the quiet, early morning stillness of my garden as the sun rose ~ ha...
I had such a lovely response from you to my last post on these little textile reminders that I thought I would show you some mo...
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In this time of both quiet and noise, there's some things I'd like to remind you of. I want you to remember that while you can't pluck the stars from the sky, you can build the infrastructure to reach them.
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Without a firm grasp of who they are, teen girls can be easily influenced to become something they're not to please others. This timeless advice for teen girls is a good place to start in building a foundation of confidence and strength as they begin to shape their ideals.
Today we are celebrating 8 years that Carson's Creations has been sharing. I remember when I first started so many years ago...I was a ...
Our time with teens at home & in the church passes so quickly, and there are so many things I want my teens to remember, beginning with unconditional love.
I think it’s safe to say this summer can be noted as one of my favorites. I know a large part of that is because I actually felt like I had a summer with the boys this year. And by had, I mean I wasn’t working. I’ve been out on an extended leave of absence caring for my youngest son who was born with a birth defect. I can’t remember a full summer of not having many commitments that I can honestly say I could do whatever I wanted. And for that, I am truly grateful. This summer was also a big eye opener for me. As much as I enjoy my career and putting my college education to use, there is something even more special that replaces those feelings and makes it really hard to argue the other side. Of course making money, needing to work, and feeling a sense of accomplishment are all valid feelings, but those moments with my little ones are hard to put a price tag on. Sure there were days where I wanted to pull my hair out, and I might have been looking forward to bedtime, but much like a professional job, we all have days where we just need a break. Aside from those moments here and there, this summer was nothing short of perfect. We did so much as a family that I’m sad to see it go. I know that we still have a few more weeks of official summer left, and we intend to take full advantage of that, but this is also the first year that A is officially starting school and will be headed off to kindergarten. Even though the weather will still be showing us signs of summer, those lazy mornings, moments of picking up and […]
I’ve previously written about three memorable levels in Super Mario Bros. 3. But as I replayed the game recently for the first time in many years (on my NES Classic), I noticed several things I did not remember from my previous playthroughs. Without further ado, here is my list. 1. The Sky is Beige This … Continue reading "6 Things I Didn’t Remember About Super Mario Bros. 3"
I remember when I was first searching for a good 35mm rangefinder, there came a point when it was between this one and the Canonet GIII ...
One of Joe's appearances on the Emmy-award winning Phoenix kid's show Wallace and Ladmo. He plays a paper sack in this one!
