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A new lens on life: Canon PowerShot A520

April 3rd, 2005 · 2 Comments

In addition to cooking crab cakes, and taking care of a tadpole, I’ve been busy reading the manual for our new camera, a Canon PowerShot A520. As proof, I offer this picture Ted took of me on the sofa, where I often spend late night attempts at reading and napping… Our 2000 vintage PowerShot S10 […]

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Making up for lost time

March 26th, 2005 · No Comments

Whenever Ted is gone, I’m not the same. He’s been away this week and things have been a bit unusual here, busy but good. I’m finally finding some time tonight to catch up on posts that have been simmering in my mind. Apologies for the deluge.

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Meet the Bloggers on Bainbridge Island

March 20th, 2005 · 2 Comments

I copied the image above from Philippe Boucher at his Voice of Bainbridge blog. Philippe and Mike Houser each have expressed interest in getting together with other bloggers on Bainbridge. Planning a local gathering has been on my wishlist for a while and I am now trying to set a date. If anyone is interested […]

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“We Have a Little Emergency” Car Seat Occupancy ID Program

March 17th, 2005 · 1 Comment

As I sorted through boxes, I discovered the papers I had brought home with me (with newborn Elisabeth) from the hospital’s WHALE program. WHALE stands for “We Have A Little Emergency.” It is an identification program that was started in the early 1990s by a child caregiver on the East Coast who wondered what would […]

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What I learned about Vancouver

February 24th, 2005 · 3 Comments

There are a number of German-speaking Canadians as we discovered over dinner Saturday night while eating Kraken with some Bryght folks. The city blocks are short and easy to walk; it feels pedestrian friendly (Thanks to Richard’s post, I noticed the excellent audible traffic signals, not common in the United States.) It’s pretty and shiny […]

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