Category Archives: Family

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Olympic emotions

Categories: Exercise, Family, Olympics, Quilting/Sewing/Knitting/Crafting

Saturday night I watched Phelps win his eighth gold medal. It was memorable. It was history. But I really enjoyed watching the women’s marathon. No, I will never race at their level (the winner went about a 5:30 or so … Keep reading

Wednesday & Thursday at the Olympics

Categories: Family, Olympics, Quilting/Sewing/Knitting/Crafting

Beijing is 12 hours ahead of New York right now. That means when it is 8am in Beijing, it is 8pm in New York. So the New York prime time coverage is live. When looking at the schedule, that means … Keep reading

Olympics and more quilting.

Categories: Family, Happy Things, Olympics, Quilting/Sewing/Knitting/Crafting

Thoughts watching the Olympics Saturday night: Artemev’s pommel horse last night elicited an audible “Wow!” from me. I didn’t need the commentators to know that his routine was amazing. I find myself correcting the commentators every time they mispronounce a … Keep reading

Confession

Categories: Education, Family, Questions

I’m a bit confused why this caused such a big fuss, but it did. A friend asked for one sentence confessions, so I said “I want to be a highly educated mom when I grow up.” What is so controversial … Keep reading

The Marathon

Categories: Exercise, Family, Health

We are taking a break from the month’s theme today to bring a brief story of the Marathon. The Good I finished. I finished faster than I did 11 years ago (5:18:46.6 officially this time) and at a pretty good … Keep reading

Equal

Categories: Education, Exercise, Family, Gospel, Happy Things, Health, Learn Something, Relationships

People sometimes say “all things being equal…” The only problem is, all things aren’t equal. There are a lot of things in life that don’t have an equal. Just as a short list of some things love family a gorgeous … Keep reading

Assume

Categories: Family, Gospel, Relationships

It always seems interesting to me when people assume they know what I am thinking or feeling, and they really have absolutely no idea what they are talking about when it all comes down to it. A while back, someone … Keep reading