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By Capability, on April 21st, 2012% I have set a task for myself (something I usually am loathe to do) and this is a good one – it is to read and review all of the books I have received. While this sounds easy, the books can pile up (what with my other reading) and suddenly, I get behind. I know, it doesn’t sound too grueling, does it? Spending my days lounging around lost in a book? Am I in sweats and eating cookies, too? Maybe. Sounds remotely like my adolescence. Nice work if you can get it. . . . → Read More: A Mission to Read
By Capability, on April 18th, 2012% The start of most spam I get these days starts with “I won an iPad and you can, too” – Well, I won a gift certificate from Interfaithfamily.com and, no, you can’t win one, too. Well, not now, maybe next time. I filled out their Passover/Easter survey and I, who never win anything – wait, I say that but I did win that boxed set of Almaden wine in college (that was in…1983), and then there was a dry spell and I didn’t win anything until 2000 when I won a backpack from Whole Foods and then I won another backpack from REI last year …I think the universe wants me to hike and maybe buy cute shoes, yeah, to hike in. . . . → Read More: A Great Day brought to me by InterfaithFamily.com
By Capability, on March 30th, 2012% Sometimes I mess with my blog and crash it (okay, only twice with some plug-ins that did not play nicely together) and sometimes I let it be until I don’t. I was tired of the standard header that came with my blog but hadn’t figured out how to change it. I had tried a few times and even downloaded something called Filezilla or something like that to change header image until I finally found a thread that gave instructions how to change my theme’s header (Atahualpa) through GoDaddy…and my blog is hosted by GoDaddy! Yay! Easy! So despite it being late on a Friday afternoon and carpool still a requirement of the day, I decided to undertak . . . → Read More: Head(er) Work
By Capability, on March 15th, 2012% The first chapter starts with an idyllic morning with Ella and her two very young and cherished children. Given the title you know the joy is going to be short-lived which it is. The sudden and accidental death (knowing this does not spoil anything) of her adored husband and the children’s father begins the end of joy for them. Interestingly, while Ella is clearly Mama, she is not the birth mother of these children . . . → Read More: The Underside of Joy
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