I remember going to the farm market at least every couple of weeks as a little girl. My mom and our neighbor would take turns going every week to get fresh eggs. They had to take their own cartons, and I loved to help pick out the eggs and place them in the well-used cartons. […]
More Than Kindergarten Lessons
August 1, 2010 by
It is August already. This month has several special days for me, including my daughter’s birthday. As her birthday approaches, I keep thinking about All I Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten by Robert Fulghum. I first heard it when the Keynote speaker at my college (graduate school) graduation read it. I really liked […]
I Know What Happens To Socks
July 31, 2010 by
I used to think that Jerry Seinfeld was correct. He theorized in a routine that socks escaped from the dryer only to often meet their demise in the street. It did explain why I often saw a sock in the road. However, I now know better. Thanks to my sister’s family, I know that the […]
Zoodles Is The Answer
July 30, 2010 by
“M-O-M,” I hear my daughter yell, “I am having trouble. Can you come help me?” Help her? I just stepped into the next room from where she was playing Tinker Bell on the computer after begging me for an hour to log her on to the website advertised on the Disney Channel. I walk up […]