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// July 23rd, 2007 // No Comments » // tagged: Life

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I’m a Christmas Light-ist

// December 15th, 2005 // 6 Comments » // tagged: Life

Every Christmas I am faced with a bizarre fact about myself. I'm a Christmas Light-ist. I have white christmas lights in my house - and ONLY white Christmas lights. Steve knows not to bring colored lights within 100 feet of our home. Thankfully he's also a Christmas Light-ist - although I think that just comes from growing up in a country where they didn't even have icicle lights until recently. For the past few years, we've sent boxes of icicle lights to one of his friends in England because his neighborhood has a Christmas decorating contest. Every year he wins because he's the only one on the block with the contraband icicle lights ;) And of course we only send WHITE icicle lights ... When we're driving home each night ... my eyes are accosted with several houses with colored lights up. Do they not know? Weren't they raised right? How did it get so bad? Did no one tell them to leave those colored lights on the shelves and pick up the good stuff? The only thing worse than multi-colored lights ... are the solid red lights. A house about 4 miles from us has all their windows lined in red lights ... it looks like some evil den of demented elves or something. Now I know lots of you have colored lights in your homes right now. I just want to tell you that its not too late. Leave your colored past behind. There's still time to come to the light ... the white light...

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// September 21st, 2005 // 3 Comments » // tagged: Life

:propeller: At 12:44 PM on September 21, 1977 my mother was checked in by my frantic father to Bradley Memorial Hospital. I was born at 12:55 PM. :bday: According to my mom, they stopped on the way to the hospital at one of her friends house to drop off my brother - and it's lucky I wasn't born on their front porch! As my father said at lunch today - I was in a hurry then - and I have been ever since. Twenty Eight! That doesn't seem as old now as it did when I was a teenager ;)

Enough Already

// September 13th, 2005 // 4 Comments » // tagged: Frustration > Life > Politics

I've turned off my newsreader this week. I was talking to a fellow blogger last week - and we agreed that it seems like every body can't stop talking about Katrina and who's to blame for the aftermath. People are either ranting about it - or linking to everyone elses rants. Other than my entry about HCA's evacuation efforts (which was a POSITIVE post), and displaying a Red Cross Donation link, I haven't felt the need to blog on the situation. What could I possibly say that would do anything for those people? But some people just can't seem to keep away from their keyboards. Enough already. Instead of spending an hour writing a blog entry about how Bush, Brown, FEMA, black people, white people, etc are to blame for the suffering in the gulf -- get up and actually do something for the people. Drop off clothes and toiletries at the local collection point - donate some money. Clean out all the extra stuff from your house -- everyone's got stuff they can give. Blogging about it, rehashing every single thing that has happened, casting blame this way and that ... that does absolutely NOTHING for those people.

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// September 1st, 2005 // 3 Comments » // tagged: Life > Treo Pics

Woah! This morning I filled up for $2.59 -- on my way home tonight -- it's $2.99 ($3.01 at a gas station I saw later!!) That's a 40 cent jump in 9 hours! Pam says she read that it was $3.29 in LaVergne. Again - woah. As a point of reference -- Steve and I drive about 60 miles a day round-trip just getting to and from work every day. $3 gallon quickly adds up.

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// July 23rd, 2005 // No Comments » // tagged: Life

I'm back from camp with my church's students ... and now I'm halfway through my ten year high school reunion weekend! I can't wait for Monday :)

I’m off to Camp!

// July 16th, 2005 // 2 Comments » // tagged: Life

Tomorrow morning I leave for a week at camp with my church's students. As my internet access situation is still up in the air (or at least the speed of said internet access) - I doubt there will be much activity here this week. Well -- that and the fact that I will barely have time to breathe this week, much less have a few minutes to sit down and blog ;)

MacGyver is spending the week at his grandparents. They were up here in Nashville this weekend -- and we sent him back with them for the week. Steve's out of town this week too -- and since we're down at my parents next weekend for my reunion (more on that subject) -- we figured they could spend some time with the grand-dog -- and we'll just pick him up when we're down there next week.

I think they're more nervous about watching Mac than they were about keeping Sarah, their grand-daughter, for the first time overnight. Maybe that's because Mac tends to get in trouble when he's visiting friends ;)

Sarah is pretty easy to take care of! They do have one thing in common -- they're both complete cuties.

It’s Been Ten Years Already?

// July 11th, 2005 // 3 Comments » // tagged: Life

My ten-year high school reunion is two weeks away. I'm on the planning committee :censor:. (yes, I must have been smoking crack to agree to that.) We've been working on it since September of last year. That may sound like a long time - but not when you consider that we had almost 600 people in our graduating class -- so just trying to contact everyone in our class was a huge task.

We divided up the yearbook pages amongst the committee members - so each person had about 40 people to locate. Lesson one - we needed a bigger committee. We gave ourselves til January of this year to locate everyone on our lists. That was about 4 months. In December, some of our committee members hadn't contacted anyone on their list yet. :banghead: Lesson two - those people you didn't like in highschool? you still don't like them Ten years isn't a very long time - but people have moved, their parents have moved, their friends have moved; so finding classmates was a nightmare for the most part. Our high school doesn't keep any type of alumni records :weep: - so we had nothing to start from except our yearbook. The girls were, of course, the hardest to find. We just had their names at the time of graduation. Who knows what their married name is - Nightmare. So once we finally had a decent number of graduates contacted (just over 300) - we sent out our first mailing. This was a general info mailing, with a registration form, and a list of classmates we couldn't find yet. We were hoping that these 300 classmates we found could help us find the other 300 we couldn't find. And they did - which was cool. Everybody knows where somebody is ... so we found about 150 more people that way. I had set up a very basic website early on -- which made it super easy to share information with our entire class. The committee has access to a section of the site where we can update the graduate database online - and we're all part of a mailing list through which we keep track of all the little details. The registration form dumps straight into the database too. So with the click of a button we can quickly see how many people are registered, paid, etc. That's handy so that everyone has access to the same info at all time -- I have to say that I don't know how we would have made it this far without the website, mailing list, and especially the online database. Saved so much time. Lesson three: It's good to have at least one geek on your planning committee. :thumbsup: An interesting fact about our committee is that only one person on the committee still lives in our hometown. Which means only one person on the committee lives in the town where all the reunion events are happening. Wheee! What fun for her! :dance: Lesson four: You need more hometown people on the committee. Lots of running around/errands to do. All of us out of town people can do a lot via email and phone -- but some things just have to be done in person. My mom has always been active in planning her reunions - her class recently had their 35th reunion. Her experience with this has helped us a lot - and maybe it's because of her that I knew that reunions have to be totally funded by the registration fees. The school doesn't have a fund for reunions. Everything you spend for the reunion has to be covered with registration fees. I think some people in our class thought our high school must have a slush fund or something for reunions - because some people thought $40/person was ridiculous. But when you break it down into facility rental, catering, printing fees, postage -- it all adds up. We're running an extremely tight budget. From some people's comments, it's like they think we're trying to make a profit or something. Grrrr. :headache: Lesson five - you are going to have some cheapskates and belligerent losers. They would complain if it was $3 a person! Forget about them and move on. Did you really want to see that person at the reunion anyway? So now we're two weeks out. We've done several mailings; we're now on a weekly email to everyone in our class (we're still missing about 125 people, but finding more and more every day); the newspaper has run lots of articles for us for free; I think we've done a pretty decent job of getting the word out. The website has been a great tool. At least 90% of our class has registered and paid online. Less than a handful of people actually mailed in a physical registration form and check. People were more than willing to pay a little extra for the convenience of paying online (we tacked on the paypal fees to the registration cost). The next two weeks are going to be crazy. The week of the reunion, I am out of town. (I'm a counselor at summer camp with my church's student ministry all week. It will not be a relaxing week -- it will be long, long, long days. :whip: But I'm sure I'll still have fun!!) We get back on Friday afternoon and Steve and I will have to immediately get back on the road and head to my hometown. The main dinner event is on Saturday night, and then the family picnic at the school is on Sunday afternoon. Yadda yadda yadda. All this to say -- I've been slammed doing reunion stuff and I'm at the stage where I just want the event to be done and dusted. Lesson six: it will definitely take me another ten years before I'm willing to do this again.