Even if you've only been following my blog or twitter a short time, you have likely noticed I've got a preoccupation with chaotic closets...and trying to rebuild order. My house is not normally a place of clutter, but for the past 6 months or more I have found myself in state of disarray with clothing and shoes piled up all over the place. It actually started to hinder my ability to think clearly and I felt...
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Failure to Obey the Signs

Recently, while strolling along a wooded path (on the grounds of a classic Ohio roadside attraction) with my family, we came upon this sign (above): "Keep Off the Dinosaurs."Our kids are reasonably well-behaved creatures, so we did not think anything of it. Well, I guess I thought the sign had a pinch of the kill-joy spirit in it, but that's life these days in the United States of Litigation.We walked onward.Moments...
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Recovery Mode

Last week I was talking to my friend Rosamond and we were discussing how we are trying to "grow up" on the subject of our birthdays and, specifically, how we handle them *read: lower expectations so as not to be devastated*. I don't know what is wrong with me but some years I have worked my expectations up so high, even without realizing it, and then been acutely aware of the feeling of being let down when...
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Hey Shorty It's My Birthday: Giveaway!!

I'm probably out sipping a margarita and laughing the night away right now in preparation for the arrival of my BFF today at 5:30pm. Yee hooooo!! Okay actually that's what I would have been doing if I hadn't been swamped with work until yesterday causing Cleaning Frenzy 2010 to rear its ugly head over the past 24 hours. The Chef and I just returned from having a sayonara toast to this past year of...
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The ABA Needs to Soak Up the Fun

Pages and pages have been written lately about the future of the American Birding Association—some of it fairly pessimistic, some of it quite optimistic. Recent posts have tended toward the latter, which is reason for hope.I don't have a lot to add to the chorus of voices suggesting how to save the organization, but I do want to make one suggestion to the ABA as a whole, and especially to the incoming president/CEO:...
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Fly Away

I'm sitting here listening to the neighbor's dog bark its head off while she repeatedly hollers, "NO!" at it. After 3 days of this I'm about to go over there and give her a rip. Or at least holler, "NO!" to her. I wonder if it would work? If the dog's behavior is any indication, the answer would be no. Or is that "NO!"?Anyway. It's been super warm and is early in the evening on Tuesday...
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Share The Love: Answered Tags

Recently I was tagged by three lovely ladies and wanted to dedicate today's post to spotlighting their blogs and answering their questions. When I started blogging just a few short months ago I didn't realize the camaraderie that would await me. It is especially nice to be given fun awards and tags by fellow bloggers - learning and sharing more about one another in the process. So without further ado...
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How To Not Get To Your Friends' Wedding On Time

Normally I would provide you with a summary of the things that occurred over the weekend. In this case, however, it pretty much consisted of:1. Slept2. Assisted the Chef in consolidating 3 closets into 1.53. Attended friends' wedding reception-with 1 and 2 taking up the bulk of the time. Number 3? Well, there's the story and it's a horror - really every girl's nightmare come to life, so get ready.A...
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Potato Gnocchi with Kale

Last year I saw a picture of gnocchi in a magazine and memories of gluten-filled days flooded my mind. Pasta, Betty Crocker cakes out of the box (my fave!), french bread, croutons, my mom's cookies, pizza dough and many other things came home to roost. Granted I can now make several of these things on my own having adjusted well to gluten-free living, but the gnocchi is something I hadn't ventured to try...
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