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Monthly Archives: July 2009
Long To Do list
Type up board meeting minutes WC – Review what needs to be done and assign Birthday cards and gifts Call to have the kids stay with us Order medicine Planning/update calendars July – Trip to New York – Cohen family … Continue reading
Posted in Life in general
The Zookeeper’s Wife
We decided to start a book club at Wyndham Commons. The first book we chose is The Zookeeper’s Wife A War Story by Diane Ackerman. This is a true story about a zookeeper and his family in Poland who end up … Continue reading
Posted in Reading List
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My grandmother, Wilhelmina Charlotte Morrell
This is a picture of my grandmother “Mongie” as I remember her. She is sitting in their backyard in Connecticutt. Mongie was my grandfather’s second wife but she’s the grandmother on my mother’s side that I remember while growing up. … Continue reading
Michael’s 18th Birthday Dinner, June 30th, 2009
Ed and I took Michael and his girlfriend, Brittany, out to dinner at a nice Italian restaurant, Liberatore’s, in Owings Mills. This was for his eighteenth birthday, Tuesday being his real birthday. We made plans to do this on Satuday … Continue reading
Posted in Family
Crissy
Its so cute to watch Crissy settle down at the door, watching for Ed to come home from work. She seems to know just about the time he’s should be there. She’s actually very happy with a schedule. When its … Continue reading
Posted in Family
Training
Late this afternoon I found out that I would be one of the trainers for the new library system we’ll be getting. And it will be going live on December 9th. Of this year. yikes. We have roughly 800 people … Continue reading
Posted in Training
