Observations

Georgia

It Took A Chicken

It Took A chicken After nearly 10 years, it happened. Our beloved pet chicken passed away. Her name was Georgia, and she was the last of our brood of five. And in true pet-owner fashion, we fell in love with her.  She was: Stealthy Curious Vocal Cautiously Friendly Adorable She made the cutest little chicken …

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The Art of Body Language

Team Realism or Cubism?

Realism or Cubism? Pushed to choose, put me in the Cubism category. Ask my husband the same question and he’ll shout Realism without pause.   Why? We view art differently. I love art, ideas, design, and being creative. To me, seeing ideas and concepts from a new perspective fills me up. The unique angle is what impresses …

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the Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon

The Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon

“Out, damned spot; out, I say.” –Lady Macbeth (and Kristin Bock) “When is the last time someone cleaned that bathroom?!” I whisper to my family while sitting down to eat. We are at a fast food restaurant and my daughter and I have just come from using the restroom to wash our hands. My daughter doesn’t notice anything but I …

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Oven

Becoming A Self Cleaning Oven

“You know mom, I think she’s a lot like a self cleaning oven,” Angie says sipping her tea. Angie (aka Pelangi) is our “far-away daughter” from Indonesia. We hosted her as an exchange student 11 years ago and now she is back visiting us for a month. Angie arrived last week and we are enjoying …

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