Friday, August 25, 2017. Three and a half days of summer. Not even anything extraordinary or life-changing. Just chipmunks and squirrels and skunks and lizards and seagulls and owls. And sand and water and waves and solitude. And quiet and respite and slow. Friday, April 21, 2017. Ski season is over, and adventure season begins.

Friday, August 14, 2015. php? Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPhone. Sunday, August 2, 2015. On the Lake with Friends. Another great weekend at the lake. Jacob was very happy that Emma and Anna Claire were up this weekend. They had lots of fun. Jacob was overheard saying hashtag surrounded by girls LOL! I love that they had time to hang out and I love that they were trying out the kneeboard as they got Jacob to try it! Posted by Wendy Ray. Love you, Chris Ray! .

A car was careening out of control on a collision course. He closed his eyes and headed towards Nate. Wracked with grief, he realized that it was . Venice is really cool! There are about 180 fiery.

Sunday, July 15, 2012. Our New Yeas Eve celebration began with a toast to the final hours of 2011. Cheers! There is no better way to bring in the New Year than with great friends and great food. So that is exactly how we celebrated New Years Eve and for us that meant two things - making our famous homemade pizzas with the Read family. David made Teri and I a gluten free pizza crust. Hannah and Josh making a pizza to share. Eli the next day after.

Saturday, August 15, 2015. Despite my stupid injury, we met some friends today at the Jordan Valley Conservation Garden Park. There was a scavenger hunt for the kids that had them go to different stations to learn about pollinators and their purpose in growing plants and food! Checking o.

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Monday, April 30, 2012. Recently, I read this article. The article summarizes research in to how human memory works. It turns out humans tend to remember things in clusters. If asked to list animals, the majority of respondents will list them in groups say pets, then maybe farm animals and so on. It is believed that this way of memory formation came from foraging. Last week, I stumbled upon this article. School settings lack what the real world offer.