Eric posted about his daughter’s Child Development class this semester, and how the old egg “baby” the student cared for back in our days, has been replaced by a highly realistic electronic doll. The doll keeps track of feeding, diaper changing, rocking, head support, etc., and the statistics are downloaded from the doll by [...]
Tim found a movie he took when Roxane spent the night at their house, years ago. This was right when Roxane was learning to walk, so she was right about 1 year old - must have been January 2003, because Roxy took her first steps Christmas 2002.
Paige has a great post and photos of Volcán Concepción erupting on February 9, 2007. I think it was spring 2006 that my mom and Paige visited Isla Ometepe together, while Paige was compiling some notes for her latest book, Lonely Planet Nicaragua & El Salvador. I have been reading Paige’s “Slog” for several [...]
Someone posted an article about Team Hoyt on Digg - this is truly inspirational, and I have not had a good cry like that in a while..
Last year, I watched Michelle run the Capital 10K from a wheelchair, and this year, I finished the race! I ran some of the first mile, and walked most of the race, but I am proud of working so hard to get here - I finished in 1:41
Michelle finished in :58
Originally sent to the AFTA mailing list
Anne Gervasi is a licensed psychologist. She donated her time and her talent working with Katrina refuges at first, Reunion Arena and then, the Civic Center. This is her first hand account and reaction to what she had to deal with. If you blog, please put this out there. [...]