Meet Giggles
I am an educator and PhD. I quilt, belly dance, run, read, and try to grow things. I am a Mormon. I am infertile. I am a daughter, sister, aunt, grand-daughter, friend, wife, and mom.
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Posts I’m Proud Of
What I’m Reading
- Living With Enthusiasm
by L. Tom Perry
131 pages
Started: 3 February 2014 - The Castle of Llyr
by Lloyd Alexander
206 pages
Started: 2 February 2014
- Living With Enthusiasm
Shared Thoughts
Brett L. Dennis - Popcorn on the Christmas Tree
Mama g - Popcorn on the Christmas Tree- Mama g - A Hebrew Alphabet Quiet Book
Giggles - A Hebrew Alphabet Quiet Book- Brett L. Dennis - A Hebrew Alphabet Quiet Book
AmandaStretch - Talent Show!- Mama g - Where Everybody Knows Your Name
Monthly Archives: September 2008
And how are you feeling today?
Categories: Folks, Science & Tech
Legend says that it was on this day, 26 years ago, that the emoticon was created. (The emoticon is older than my sister. huh) Of course my vote for the best use of an emoticon is much, much older than … Keep reading
Share your thoughts
No splash!
Categories: Random
During the Olympics I commented how I like to talk like a not-so-bright pirate from Peter Pan when I’m watching diving competitions. Today I can talk like a not-so-bright pirate all day! Or should I say… Today I be talkin’ … Keep reading
The goose is getting fat
Categories: Family, Happy Things, Quilting/Sewing/Knitting/Crafting
I have finished a Christmas present!! And it’s still September. This is quite the accomplishment for me. Normally I am putting the finishing touches on all of them late on the 24th of December. So to have one done this … Keep reading
Miss Giggles’ Voting Guide
Categories: Politics
Following are several steps to voting intelligently in the election this November, as well as every other election. Step 1: Figure out what the issues are. A few examples are education, health care, immigration, economics, moral issues (abortion, marriage), stem … Keep reading
Gas does not equal Smiles
Categories: Happy Things
I sat in on a child development class the other day. Something that was said in there bothered me. And this isn’t the first time it has bothered me. For some reason, modern developmental theory says that babies do not … Keep reading
Running and tragedy
Categories: Exercise
I subscribe to a few different e-mails from Runner’s World. Last year on this date they included as part of the e-mail an article they published in 2006. I read it last year and was moved on several levels. They … Keep reading
Reality
Categories: Musings
A recent discussion has had me thinking about perceptions of reality. This person said that a historical event couldn’t be real for someone unless they were there for it, but watching a movie about that event had made it more … Keep reading
