i just learned that blogger is going to be discontinuing web hosting, which means i will lose the ability to customize my own templates or to provide the playlists you all enjoy so much;). i know there a few computer peeps out there who read the blog..and i am only 1/4 geek. i need user friendly server space that i can easily ftp to. i don't mind paying a reasonable price, i am more concerned about ease of use.
any suggestions?
Thursday, September 14, 2006
i'm in love
i'm in love with the dooney & bourke bag i bought to carry my new macbook
i'm in love with the wireless mighty mouse i got to do micey things with my new macbook
i'm in love with pilates
i'm in love with migraine medicine that works
i'm in love with planning trips to london for thanksgiving
and allow me to be a girl for a minute. i'm in love with david boreanaz (i have completed the entire buffy series and have moved on to angel, and hot damn!)
Wednesday, September 13, 2006
i thought today was thursday
and i was freaking out, unsure of how i could accomplish everything i need to accomplish this week. when my co-worker informed me that it was wednesday i actually yelled 'yay!' and i meant it. and that scares me a little bit. i can't remember ever being excited that i was one day further away from a weekend than i thought i was before.
i think the whole work-life balance thing is seriously out of whack here.
i think the whole work-life balance thing is seriously out of whack here.
Tuesday, September 12, 2006
a sad day for blogging
i know that i have not been very good about blogging lately, but until the end of october, i'm afraid that my life has been and will be consumed by (as in fire licking at my feet)work, so it is with hesitation that i even blog today, given the nature of the news.
i learned this morning that a dear friend suffered one of the greatest tragedies i can conceive of. rather than tell you myself, i will use the words of she and her husband, as told through an email sent to family and friends.
it is not my intention to dismiss or minimize their privacy in any way, but instead, meant to honor their courage and their faith. i can't say that were i in a similar position i would have the grace or the understanding that so clearly resounds, despite their grief. it is a testament to me that peace can come to us even in our darkest hours.
Dear Friends and Family,
We are choosing to do this through email not because we do not want to talk with each one of you, but because right now we need our space and time to grieve.
Last night 10 September 2006 we birthed Joseph Seth, but he was stillborn. He was the most beautiful little baby boy, but his time on earth was not meant to be. It was determined that he had probably been gone for about two or three days before he was delivered. Mostly likely the cause was a chromosomal problem that was not detected before hand. We were told by our mid-wife and the doctors that there was nothing we could have done to prevent this from happening.
We want to express to all of you that the Lord in his tender mercies has granted both of us great peace during this difficult time. It is a sad event, but the Lord's love has buoyed us up and is carrying us through this storm. He blessed Jae with an easy and quick labor and delivery. Our wonderful mid-wife has been another great source of comfort, strength, and peace whom we feel the Lord lead us to along this journey of the past 9 months.
We will bury Joseph's body most likely on Saturday in a small grave-side service.
We know many of you will want to express your condolences and we welcome calls, emails, and the such, but ask that you wait a few days to allow us some time alone and to complete the arrangements needed for the funeral and time for Jae to heal physically.
We express our love and gratitude to each one of you and hope all is well for you.
i learned this morning that a dear friend suffered one of the greatest tragedies i can conceive of. rather than tell you myself, i will use the words of she and her husband, as told through an email sent to family and friends.
it is not my intention to dismiss or minimize their privacy in any way, but instead, meant to honor their courage and their faith. i can't say that were i in a similar position i would have the grace or the understanding that so clearly resounds, despite their grief. it is a testament to me that peace can come to us even in our darkest hours.
Dear Friends and Family,
We are choosing to do this through email not because we do not want to talk with each one of you, but because right now we need our space and time to grieve.
Last night 10 September 2006 we birthed Joseph Seth, but he was stillborn. He was the most beautiful little baby boy, but his time on earth was not meant to be. It was determined that he had probably been gone for about two or three days before he was delivered. Mostly likely the cause was a chromosomal problem that was not detected before hand. We were told by our mid-wife and the doctors that there was nothing we could have done to prevent this from happening.
We want to express to all of you that the Lord in his tender mercies has granted both of us great peace during this difficult time. It is a sad event, but the Lord's love has buoyed us up and is carrying us through this storm. He blessed Jae with an easy and quick labor and delivery. Our wonderful mid-wife has been another great source of comfort, strength, and peace whom we feel the Lord lead us to along this journey of the past 9 months.
We will bury Joseph's body most likely on Saturday in a small grave-side service.
We know many of you will want to express your condolences and we welcome calls, emails, and the such, but ask that you wait a few days to allow us some time alone and to complete the arrangements needed for the funeral and time for Jae to heal physically.
We express our love and gratitude to each one of you and hope all is well for you.
Saturday, September 09, 2006
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