Tuesday, February 10, 2009
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Occasional musings from a mobile blogger wandering through the South
Greetings, travelers! If you've stumbled here from my Blogger profile I'll interrupt your perusing to say you might like my other blog, "On the Front Porch", better than this one. Originally this was intended for distant family and friends to keep them up to date on the daily minutia of our lives. I can't imagine why anyone else would care. So, if you get bored, or if my children frighten you as they sometimes do me, stop by my other fine blogs:
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February
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- Fashion Potato
- Milk Does a Body Good
- Slide!
- Body Parts
- Goink!
- Triangles
- At the Track
- Moms and Muffins
- Muffin Face
- Whack!
- Milk with Dad
- Safety First
- Happy Birthday, Julius
- The Abomination Cake
- Pirate Chest, Phase One
- Green Tongue
- Valentine Party
- Puddle
- Bubbles
- Son of a Carpenter Man
- Ginger Dressing
- Roll Dad Roll
- Aah, Sushi Night
- The Arithematic of Food (or Two, Three, Four)
- The Morning Train
- Resident Evil
- Date Night
- Banana Phone
- See My 'Nana?
- Slave Training
- Howdy Ma'am
- St. Blaise Day Disasters
- Easiest Recipe Ever
- Rob's Drawings
- Don't Drink the Kool-Aid
- Continuing Ed
- Going Home
- The Go Home Nurse
- Almost Time
- Mimi
- Dragon
- The Present
- In 2nd Recovery
- He's Out!
- Commercial Break
- Going in to Surgery
- Going Out of the Room
- Suited Up
- Sleeping Beauty
- Hates the Breathing Treatment
- Yes He's Still Breathing
- Foot Reduction Surgery
- Vitals
- Height Check
- Weighing In
- Present For Doc
- Thank You
- State Capital
- River
- First Cardboard, Then Food
- Dozing Makes the Time Pass
- Surgery #15
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About Me
- Wendy
- Writer. Noun in charge of verbing, eclectic funmeister, grounded nomad, imaginary friend. Author of The League for the Suppression of Celery.
1 comment:
Aww he's soooo cute! My son Patrick was in speech from the time he started school until he was in the 5th grade. He was actually upset when he graduated from speech :) he loved going!
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