I don’t want to add much commentary to this video by John Green about a massive pig at a State Fair and health insurance reform. If you’re interested, here it is: [Update 9/5/09 - ThoughtBubble made it even better. Here's the revised version with cool graphics.] Hey, even my kids enjoyed it. I’m sure John [...]
Archive for August, 2009
Our Choices Determine Our Paths
Posted in personal, thoughts, tagged choices determine our path, choose joy, choose to be happy, happy amidst grumpy people, mean people, path of good and path of negativity, refuse to let negative people pull you down, two disparate paths, why are people mean on August 15, 2009 | 1 Comment »
I find myself getting so frustrated with cranky, gossipy, negative, dramatic, whiny adults. Particularly those who take no responsibility for their choices. Or make the choices without apparent awareness of the consequences of their actions. As we grow older, I believe we have two broad paths to walk down. One is full of virtues — [...]
Does Your Daughter Want to Wear Eyeliner?
Posted in entertainment, life, parenting, personal, teens, tagged how to apply eyeliner, how to apply makeup, how to start wearing makeup, how to wear makeup, makeup for teens, middle school girls want to wear makeup, should my daughter wear eyeliner on August 14, 2009 | 3 Comments »
A good friend of mine recently confided that her middle school daughter wants to start wearing eyeliner. I’m happy for her that her daughter asked her permission (rather than sneaking it behind her back and secretly applying it on the bus ride to school). Shortly after our conversation, several other parents told me similar stories. [...]
What an Entrance!
Posted in entertainment, fun, life, music on August 1, 2009 | Comments Off
I know that I’m a bit late to this party, but this video made me smile so much that I felt compelled to share it with my readers. A fun-loving, passionate couple from Minnesota (gosh, I love the midwest!) chose to dance up their wedding aisle. Actually, the entire wedding party danced up the aisle. [...]











