Monthly Archives: July 2011

A little traveler

Since I’m going to be traveling alone with the kids, I decided that, not only will Katherine be traveling on her own two feet (her brother takes her place in the backpack), but I’m going to be making her into … Continue reading

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gratitude

Here’s an interesting chart compiled by a professor at Cornell: This goes a fair ways in explaining the odd political behaviour of a good many Americans. Source: ‘Reconstituting the Submerged State: The Challenges of Social Policy Reform in the Obama … Continue reading

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New Skills

The kids have been testing boundaries recently and, while some of it is as unpleasant as it sounds, some of it is also wonderful.  Nathaniel’s become much more of a little wiggle worm, propping himself up to look around at … Continue reading

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Complicating Independence

Celebrating Independence Day has gotten quite a bit more complicated as I got older.  First I married a Canadian, and thus have to keep both July 1st and July 4th in mind, and now I’m living in the country from … Continue reading

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“One, Two, One, Two, One”

Katherine counting her toes. Erin

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Quiet blog, busy life

The kids seem to have picked up some germs with their embassy visit earlier this week (germs?  in a place crawling with little kids needing passports and visas?  no way), so we’ve been dealing with whiny, stuffy kids the last … Continue reading

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