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{October 17, 2008}   fall, photo



fall

Originally uploaded by eschipul

My friend Ed took this photo. It’s a wonderful photo of Fall, which we will only see via photos in Houston.



{October 14, 2008}   Angel Island Fire: Climbing (photo)



Angel Island Fire: Climbing

Originally uploaded by sfsusan

Another great photo from another great photographer. My old boss Susan took this in her new life in San Francisco. Isn’t it a great shot?



{October 14, 2008}   October Dr. Sketchy, photo



October Dr. Sketchy

Originally uploaded by cortneymartin82

Proof that my friends are much more interesting than I am. See Katie & Tiffany (middle & right) in the last Dr. Sketchy event. Which, of course, I missed.



{October 11, 2008}   Flooded Allen Parkway, photo



Flooded Allen Parkway

Originally uploaded by J-a-x

This is a great shot of the flooding near my office, after Hurricane Ike. It’s a great use of color, and a wonderful visual representation of what happened to the city after the Hurricane.



{October 11, 2008}   Mrs. Harry K. Thaw (LOC), photo



Mrs. Harry K. Thaw (LOC)

Originally uploaded by The Library of Congress

This photo is from the Library of Congress’ Flickr stream. It’s a nice stream to follow, if you’re a history geek like me.



{October 07, 2008}   pumpkin (photo)



nlb.jpg

Originally uploaded by St. Joseph County Public Library

Very cool pumpkin carved at St. Joseph County Public Library. I don’t know where that is, but it’s a cool pumpkin.



{October 04, 2008}   the path to physical fitness

A friend of mine is talking me into signing up for bootcamp sessions. It means being at the bootcamp at 5 am at least three times a week. I’m having trouble wrapping my brain around that idea, mostly because I’m not a morning person. I am absolutely not a morning person.

I know that I need to start exercising. I’ve been promising myself to do it for a while, but keep putting it off. But it’s time to get with it.

Wish me luck.



{October 02, 2008}   family tree

I’ve been having fun loading and tagging photos onto Geni.com. I created a family tree about a year ago and let it sit there for months without updating or adding. It wasn’t until earlier this year that I started inviting family members to join. And then the fun began. Aunts and cousins, all girls, started filling in birthdates and adding photos. Now I have email addresses and info on family members I hadn’t seen in forever.

The thing that makes this so much better is that all my siblings and I took a trip to Detroit recently for a wedding that served as a family reunion. I can put names and faces and voices and conversations and memories to the family tree.

Have you created a family tree yet? October is Family History Month, so it’s a great time to start one. Geni.com makes it easy.




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