07.26.08 at 10:39 pm by Kara_S
I feel better knowing this…
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As a 1930s wife, I amVery Superior
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Sometimes it’s easy to get overwhelmed with household chores and duties (especially when extra work abounds from moving). Watching an old movie or old TV episode like “Leave it to Beaver” really makes you wonder how the women did it? How on earth did they manage to keep everything so neat and tidy, have multiple homecooked meals everyday 365 days a year, wear an apron all day, and still look so put together when going to bed at night?
I stumbled on the above test at Coffee, Tea, Books and Me. Now I feel better! I must be on the right track! =) Of course, dear hubby had to chime in and we took the test to see how he would fare as a 1930s husband. The little stinker beat my score! But at least we know that
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07.25.08 at 1:59 pm by Kara_S
Here’s an excerpt from a letter I received today…
“Dear Kara,
You were recently appointed as a biographical candidate to represent xxx,WV in the 2008/2009 online Cambridge Who’s Who Registry Among Executive and Professional Women.We are pleased to inform you that on July 9, 2008, your candidacy was approved…..The office of the Managing Director appoints individuals based upon a candidate’s current position, and usually with information obtained from researched executive and professional listings. The Director thinks that you may make an interesting biographical subject…”
I was happy to read the letter and take a look at the information they wanted to know. I remember being in a Who’s Who book in high school and college. They asked all sorts of information on the biography form, included a photo, and wrote a great little summary piece about me.
However, this letter and response card struck me as a little odd. (Guess that was my gut reaction kicking in.)
First, the response
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07.22.08 at 8:22 pm by Kara_S
I’m so excited!!! The UPS man dropped off two boxes of books today! I thought that was really nice of him, although he did forget to give the dogs their treats. =)
Our local library doesn’t have any of these books and I’ve really wanted to read them. I finally gave in and splurged on Amazon. Technically, I was still spending some birthday money, so it wasn’t really a splurge. =)
And the two HTML books are birthday gifts from my brother. Now I’ll be able to make progress with my business website. Well, when I’m not reading other books in the pile… =)
07.21.08 at 5:57 pm by Kara_S
I had every intention of showing you photos of the lake that I mentioned last week, but Blogger is being stubborn and not uploading my photos. While I love technology, sometimes it can be sooooo frustrating! Maybe tomorrow…
So, instead I wanted to share two little tidbits with you. First, did you know that you can install iTunes on PC? Yep, I’m still using a PC. I can’t quite justify draining my bank account for a Mac. Don’t worry, I’ve used Macs frequently over the years and enjoyed my experience with them, but honestly, my PC can do everything a Mac can, especially now that I figured out I can have iTunes!
I used to listen to the radio via iTunes when I worked at the newspaper. Since our house is in a radio deadzone (we get one station clearly), I’ve really missed fresh programming. CDs get old after awhile. Now with iTunes, I can listen to
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07.19.08 at 10:47 pm by Kara_S
Camy Tang and Cara Putnam, whose blogs I read regularly, both posted a meme with some interesting and fun questions about books. Since I’m back from my blogging vacation, I thought this would be a fun way to get back into blogging again!1. Do you remember how you developed a love for reading?I really don’t remember a time that I didn’t love to read. The first book I really remember was Richard Scarry’s Best Word Book Ever. I loved making up little stories about the animal characters. I read a lot during my school years, and my love for historical fiction started in junior high with the Thoene’s Zion series probably because my mom and I toured Europe a few years later and saw many of the sites mentioned in the book. Talk about stories coming alive! 2. What are some books you read as a child?Little House on the PrairieMandie series by Lois Gladys
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