Today was a long, exhausting day. Last night, I rolled out the new design for the Atlanta Birth Center website. Check it out – what do you think? I’m pretty happy with it. There are a few wonky things but overall I’m pleased. I was up until around 4am working on this site. I’m glad I got a chance to iron out all the details while most of our site’s viewers were in bed. Savannah woke me up around 8…
A few days ago was the ten year anniversary of me leaving Peru. Ten years. It seems hard to believe. Ten years, I remember packing the last minute items in the suitcase, taking one final look around, and getting in the car for the airport. Ten years, I remember waiting there anxiously for 8 hours because our flight was delayed. I remember I was a mess of emotions thanks to hormones. I remember trying to sleep on the uncomfortable airport…
Today I got a fun opportunity. I was going to mention it before, but then I wasn’t sure I wanted people knowing… and then I ran out of time to mention it this morning. I volunteer off and on for a ministry called Act Together. (I mentioned it last December when I coordinated sponsors for the children for Christmas.) It’s a neat ministry – committed to helping at-risk kids in the north metro Atlanta area. It’s not just about handing…
When you’re pregnant and are forgetful, it’s fun to finally have something to blame – preggy brain! Your body is working overtime to grow a human, and sometimes your mental capacity takes the hit. What they don’t tell you is that it doesn’t go away! In fact, I think it’s gotten worse! I used to be able to plan things like the Gerig reunion in my head. I tried to do so with this past reunion, and messed up a few…
Things have been happening here, and I have to be honest that I don’t even think to sit down and blog them. This is a sad turn of events. :-( I really don’t want to stop blogging, but I do wonder at this dry spell lately. Part of it is the things on my mind are things that I have chosen not to share in this public forum. (I’d prefer one-on-one with friends.) My friend Joanna told me a few…