JACOB is 20, the oldest of my three children. He finished homeschooling and is studying automotive technology in the local community college. We pulled him out of public school in the middle of 10th grade in January 2008 and he made it through his last two-and-a-half years of high school at home. Whew! View my complete profile. Seven more random facts about me. I love to read biographies and memoirs. At a team meeting at.

Tuesday, January 01, 2013. Facing the reality that I am a lazy blogger and journal-keeper, we just started writing down memorable items and cramming them in a jar. Kinda makes the opening of the jar seem less spontaneous when you take a break to photograph the moment and edit the pic. Yet, here we are . Look at those lovely little memories spill out all non-staged-like. So casual, yet profound.

Chicken Liver Ragu with Pappardelle. Easiest Ever Chinese Roast Duck.

Finding my niche amongst diapers, dishes and unfinished projects. If you have my site bookmarked, you might want to change the URL to www.

When problems find people, amazing things can happen. Classes in social innovation, social entrepreneurship and design thinking have become increasingly popular in recent years. On the one hand, this might be seen as a good thing. After all, the world needs as many smart, engaged citizens as it can get, particularly when you consider the multitude of challenges we face as a planet. But does a career in social change really begin in the classroom, or out in the real world? For the world t.