All posts in September 2002

Goodbye 80′s and 90′s during the day Hello 50′s at night Goodbye airconditioners Hello heaters Goodbye drought-dry grass Hello leaves everywhere Goodbye mosquitos, flies and wasps. Hello.

I still have some finessing to do, but how do you like the redesign here? CLICK HERE TO SEE MAIN PAGE REDESIGN in full.

I know, I spent entirely too much time with Bugs, Daffy, Porky, Fred & Wilma, Tom & Jerry, Mickey, Donald, etc., growing up. That tends to make us relate life or see things in “cartoon” perspective. But much less deeper is this photo, of a road that reminded me of how in cartoons the road…

Thank goodness there aren”t any here yet, but alas, southern Indiana, just to our north, was hit by storms including tornadoes yesterday. We had some good rain and one storm that was very windy, but no damage here. Everywhere has something; blizzards, earthquakes, hurricanes, etc…

1. Would you say that you’re good at keeping in touch with people? I have to say, I am guilty of “getting too busy”. The internet has helped I think though. Much easier for me to make a quick note anytime, and to chat or email, saving long distance money, not playing ‘phone tag’, etc.…

Amazing, how a pair of earrings, a bobby pin or two, and a few words from Mom can magically transform her into Princess Laney. Of course, she is always a Princess to us.

Think this could be the guilty party for the crime commited against my input device? hmmmmmmmmm………

I’m thinking my journal needs more words. Not too many, of course. Just enough to keep my mind working and take a break from the rest of life at the same time. Hammy bit Emma tonight. I’m assuming he was sleeping and I know she was trying to hold him. She really has a soft…

We started last week, but I forgot to post this. It was taken the first day, though. :~) She loves it.

1. What was/is your favorite subject in school? Why? Math. Because there is always a correct, exact answer. 2. Who was your favorite teacher? Why? Mr. Woods, in High School. He was tough, but very straight-forward, very interesting, and pushed us to reach farther. But then in grade school, the 4th grade, was Mr. Baird,…