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Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
An Ordinary Life Blog
Monday, January 26, 2009
Pluck and draw
What is the deal with women that pluck all their eyebrow hairs out (I assume that is how they get rid of them) and then redraw their brows? Is it somehow supposed to make me think they are shapped different? I can see plucking the overly bushy, or even the "mono" brows as sort of a control measure, but to completely remove and start over is a little silly.
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Good enough for government work
What is with that snide comment, anyway? I am so tired of having public employees slammed simply because they don't work for the private sector. I have worked with some extremely talented and hard working individuals on both sides, and seem some real shisters, jerks, and idiots in both camps as well. Just because someone works for a public agency, they shouldn't immediately be considered "inferior."
Saturday, December 20, 2008
Friday, December 19, 2008
"NO WAY!!"
That was the theme of this year's Christmas card photo session. Asher was being about as "two" as he could possibly get -- absolutely, positively without any shadow of a doubt refusing to cooperate with Sara and I when we were trying to take pictures of the kids. We tried bribery. We tried threats. We tried distractions. We failed miserably.



I guess all parent's probably go through this, but with the other two hams, we haven't had so many issues before. Oh sure, they would have their moments, but not the ENTIRE time! JJ and Hannah were good about it, although they also got tired of sitting/standing still while Asher screamed at the top of his lungs and tried to run away (we were trying to take pictures at the railroad station and around some of the old buildings on State Street, so I am sure people were thinking we were torturing the child).

So when you see the picture, you will understand the tears and "frosted" upper lip (yeah, my sleeve was covered in snot before we got halfway done).



I guess all parent's probably go through this, but with the other two hams, we haven't had so many issues before. Oh sure, they would have their moments, but not the ENTIRE time! JJ and Hannah were good about it, although they also got tired of sitting/standing still while Asher screamed at the top of his lungs and tried to run away (we were trying to take pictures at the railroad station and around some of the old buildings on State Street, so I am sure people were thinking we were torturing the child).

So when you see the picture, you will understand the tears and "frosted" upper lip (yeah, my sleeve was covered in snot before we got halfway done).
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