Monthly Archives: August 2020
People keep asking the same question:
Facebook post from 8/30/2020 – In response to a few of the comments my FB post from 8/29/2020, I wrote the following: What can we do about this? Where to start? 1. Listen. (Read. Research.) You can’t fix what you … Continue reading
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Pet peeve (or three?)
Facebook post from 8/29/2020 – I wrote this post after reading so much junk on Facebook that my body physically felt ill. I emailed it to Matt to read before posting to make sure I was saying what I wanted … Continue reading
From my point of view…
…there’s a reason there’s a difference in the outcry for Breonna Taylor and those like her and the outcry for Cannon Hinnant. I am sharing my point of view on my blog for those who are actually trying to learn … Continue reading
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Moving is not always fun
The teens made some really great friends just before we left Germany, making leaving extra hard for them. Parker was ready to get to a new adventure and meet some new friends. Anna is along for any adventure! The first … Continue reading
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Weeks 3 and 4 in NYC!
24th: The view of the bridge from just outside of our house. I walked by the front window and saw that everting looked pink-tinged. Stepped outside to this: 25th: I got Anna’s room mostly done. Bed on the floor so … Continue reading
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Second week in NYC!
The second week we did a little less sight-seeing as we were busy receiving our HHGs but I made it a point to take the kids to the pool every time it was open (and once, when it was not). … Continue reading
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