Monthly Archives: June 2005

Changing Gears

By marlyse | Published: Thursday, June 30, 2005
After a week of more activity than I usually have in a month – every day eating out in a different restaurant, art project with nieces, 5 kids over for a sleep over, father in the house, family gathering at my house, golf lessons in the yard, golfing at the driving range, mini-golf, picnic, flying [...]
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Blogs as Resources

By marlyse | Published: Tuesday, June 28, 2005
This is one of the things interesting to read and know the rules, it does apply to my own blog and especially to this sidebar, because this is the area where I obviously link snippets which I find on the internet : “Tim Yang links to an excellent article on practices in citations of sources [...]
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My first Kite

By marlyse | Published: Sunday, June 26, 2005
Didn’t fly. That’s for going cheap. But this one, the big one was great. Perfect balance, perfect wind. Next to tons of chigger bites I also got my turn in flying it, but I almost had to fight for it. When we told my Dad that we wanted to go for a picnic in the [...]
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  • Call into the Void

    • Nightbirds suffering the morning ditch. We didn't HAVE to stay up until 3am but did get a lot of things done. Shifted time, shifted reality.
      This was 1 day ago

  • Word of the Moment

      [A] friend told me that each morning when we get up we have to decide whether we are going to save or savor the world. I don't think that is the decision. It's not an either/or, save or savor. We have to do both, save and savor the world. -- Kate Clinton

  • Get a Glimpse

  • You can LIVE CHAT with me!

  • MyDiet

  • iPhone

  • Asides

    • Day Grid Balancer . David Seah writes, "I really suck at work-life balance, and have started to crave some way of visually representing the essential elements of a good ...

    • Function Reference « WordPress Codex. Many questions can be answered here, and definitely a useful stop before heading over to the user forum to ask: The files of WordPress define many ...

    • Widgetizing Themes « WordPress Codex. It is way simpler than you might think to update your outdated WP blog into a widget happy one: Widgetizing Themes « WordPress Codex