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Monthly Archives: May 2006
My garden
Here’s some pictures of our garden: I had a lettuce, basil, thyme, orgegano, and rosemary salad tonight (all from my back porch) along with tomatoes and fresh peas from the farmer’s market. Yummy! This is the fire escape garden (note … Continue reading
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Graduation
Here’s a few pictures from graduation! Here’s my friend Sahayini and I. I’m wearing a salwar khameez that Anu gave me before she moved back to India in December (). I decided to wear it because it’s beautiful but also … Continue reading
Wrinkles
I’ve got ’em. Around my eyes. They’re very faint but if you’re in bright sunshine and look really closely, you can see them. I’m getting old.
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It’s Official!
I’m graduated! My friends Sahayini, Paulette, and I went to the ceremony this morning, listened to Bob Schieffer (of the CBS Evening News) speak, and then while he was speaking, the heavens opened! So we stuck it out for a … Continue reading
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On A Happier Note
On Sunday night, I went to a rather unconventional wedding shower for a friend of mine – I know her through Kristen. She didn’t want to have a conventional shower so instead, her friend decided to have us go to … Continue reading
Oh The Injustice
This year, the county decreed from on high that all students who scored either basic or low proficient on MSA (Maryland State Assessment) had to be put into this very specific remedial reading program called Language!, which I’m sure they … Continue reading
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Helping out a Youth Baseball Team
If you have time, please go to this website and vote for “Andre W., Age 12”. (He’s right at the top). All you have to do is put in your e-mail address and then click on him. He’s from Baltimore … Continue reading
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The Trumpet of the Swan
Anybody want a hardcover copy of The Trumpet of the Swan? I found one at The Book Thing today. I already have one but I took it in case somebody else wants one. It has the original jacket with it … Continue reading
Not so many countries…
I’ve been to 10 countries – which really isn’t so shabby I guess! Enough playing. Time to sleep. I’ve made it through another week!
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Salmon and Souvlaki 