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Today is a special day! It is World Down Syndrome Day 2013 and today I celebrate my brother in law, Carlton! Carlton is such a joy to our family and over the past several years, especially, I have shared on my blog many things Continue reading →

March 6, 2013

Wordless Wednesday

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Wordless Wednesday featuring Micah and Aaron at ages 3 1/2 and 6 months. Just a few years ago. Continue reading →

March 4, 2013

You Know You Have Missed Them—-Chrisisms Part 6

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More witty words from none other than my husband. Continue reading →

February 28, 2013

Candy Wrappers, Napkins and Banana Peels

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Life with an adult with Down Syndrome is interesting. I always thought I knew my brother in law, Carlton, but until I actually lived with him for 6 months I did not have a clue. Not that I got it all figured out after 6 Continue reading →

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The Art of Social Media: Power Tips for Power Users

by Guy Kawasaki

As always Guy Kawasaki has a great book with great information about all things social media. I highlighted tons of places in this book and it is definitely one that I will come back to time and time again to help me in all of the socia...

Old Girls in Low Cotton

by Helen Childress

This short book was one that looked like it would be a fun read. I honestly did not enjoy it all that much---it was a lot of characters bickering and while some of the writing was witty and funny it was not that kind of book that made m...

The Good Girl

by Mary Kubica

I loved this book! It had my interest from the very first page and was my "airplane" book on a recent trip. Author Mary Kubica created believable and interesting characters that the reader learned to identify with and care about. Mi...

All the Light We Cannot See

by Anthony Doerr

This is quite a book! I had it recommended to me by several people and while I thought it might be a little dark and depressing it made me have a better understanding of what life in this time period was like. The strength of the huma...

An Abundance of Katherines

by John Green

Another great book by John Green. I have become a huge fan of John Green since my reading of A Fault in our Stars and this book was another that did not disappoint me at all. It was a story of a child prodigy, a lot of anagrams, and a b...

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River City Sculptures on Parade—Part 2

River City Sculptures on Parade–Part 1

The Comments Keep Rolling In

My 2 Week Recap

Four Years in the Making

Some People You Never Forget

A Special Day for a Special Guy

Wordless Wednesday

You Know You Have Missed Them—-Chrisisms Part 6

Candy Wrappers, Napkins and Banana Peels

Comments for a Cause – July Edition

Comments for a Cause – Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month

Support Mental Health Awareness – Comments for a Cause

From Forests to Firefighters-Comments for a Cause

Linens to Forests – Comments for a Cause

From Ribbons to Linens – Comments for a Cause

Leaping Into the New Year – Comments for a Cause

Remembering All Saints

Comments for a Cause – WNC Source

Comments for a Cause – It’s Time for School

Comments for a Cause Gets Legal

Comments for a Cause – Fresh and Local

Comments for a Cause Reaches New Heights

Comments for a Cause Goes Pretty

Comments for a Cause – A Favorite Thing

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