Friday, December 12, 2008
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Please don't invite me to any "networking" happy hours!
Oy!
There's another whole world out there and I had a peek at it tonight. Bruce and I went to a happy hour in Reston which was organized by a friend of a friend. Never again. I'd rather do anything else.
There's another whole world out there and I had a peek at it tonight. Bruce and I went to a happy hour in Reston which was organized by a friend of a friend. Never again. I'd rather do anything else.
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Slumdog Millionaire
Bruce and I just thoroughly enjoyed the movie Slumdog Millionaire. It was like a gift. It was perfectly cast, and showed a side of India that I could not imagine. Great story, great acting.
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Now I'm a Face on Facebook
I'm still playing around with it, but I'm getting a sense that Facebook is a huge black hole that will suck up hours and hours of time. I am enjoying looking at pictures of my daughters, though. I'm forcing myself to stay at home today because I have a cold coming on and I have a steadfast rule not to make anybody sick. In the meantime, my thighs are expanding as I'm just putzing away on this laptop.
Two more schools have signed up for Noodle classes and I'm really excited about it. That means we have 5 Montgomery County schools signed up already, and probably there are more to come. Encouraging news, indeed.
Two more schools have signed up for Noodle classes and I'm really excited about it. That means we have 5 Montgomery County schools signed up already, and probably there are more to come. Encouraging news, indeed.
Monday, December 8, 2008
What's Arnie doing in Sculpture Class?
Sculpture class
I finally got my camera, my photo card, and my battery in the same place and brought it in with me to sculpture class. This is my very favorite of all of my very favorite classes because I love the people. They are all really great sculptors and it is inspiring to watch them work. We started a piece on Monday of Keith - the personal trainer model. Anyway, you can see how happy everyone is. This is Susan.
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
A trip to the Zoo with Nana and Celia
Celia had a hankering to go to the zoo when she was home for a break, and we bravely decided to take my mother. My mom loves animals and used to volunteer with other former teachers at the zoo preparing city school children for their trip to the zoo. She knew the inside story of every animal there, and was constantly talking about the animals.
The problem with the National Zoo is that it is built on a very hilly part of the city, and walking around it is grueling. There is also a lot of walking between animals. I didn't know how much stamina my mom would have, but she did great! She really surprised us. There were lots of highlights for us, one was that we saw the baby panda (not such a baby, but she only recently began being viewed by the public. The lion was magnificent, but people were very wary about walking around his habitat due to the freaky incident with the tiger at the San Francisco Zoo.
The problem with the National Zoo is that it is built on a very hilly part of the city, and walking around it is grueling. There is also a lot of walking between animals. I didn't know how much stamina my mom would have, but she did great! She really surprised us. There were lots of highlights for us, one was that we saw the baby panda (not such a baby, but she only recently began being viewed by the public. The lion was magnificent, but people were very wary about walking around his habitat due to the freaky incident with the tiger at the San Francisco Zoo.
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