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Here is the “To Do” list I made for myself for today: – check office vm (every 2 hrs)– reflection journal for class– bank– lunch w/ —-– finish marketing flier & e-mail to group for approval– make baby food?– f/u w/ potential client But here’s my “hidden agenda,” the one that isn’t written on my  […]
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I don’t know about you guys, but it’s a month-plus in, and I am sick of 2010 already. It’s been a wild six weeks for our family: the hacker fiasco, a busted water heater, craziness at work (for both of us — and I’m not referring to my clients!), a death in the family, resuming  […]
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The dust has all but settled after this past week’s Adventures in Hacking. The only remaining fallout has been that Facebook disabled my account on Tuesday and has yet to reinstate it. On the one hand, I’m sort of annoyed about this, because I followed the recommended steps and sent an e-mail right after the  […]
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Now that I’ve recovered from some of the panic from earlier today, I thought I’d try to distill down as much as I know about what happened to my account(s) so that anyone reading this can be on the lookout for similar problems in their own e-mail accounts. This was NOT, as I originally thought,  […]
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Today I am Superwoman. I’m feeling totally empowered, focused, and ready to take on the world. For some reason, I’ve been up since 5 a.m. (Hint: think 16 pounds of drool and happiness); and in those three hours my mind has somehow landed in a random groove of productivity. I think it’s that “in the  […]
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If my mom were alive, she’d be 62 today. Anyone who’s lost someone close to them knows that birthdays and holidays take on extra significance when you are missing someone important in your life. Days like this I often imagine what things might be like if she had lived…. and I always come to the  […]
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Yep, Just Like on ‘Sex in the City’ When I left Austin, I closed an important and treasured chapter of my life. My experiences there changed me forever; and frankly, I didn’t know what to expect on returning to Atlanta. As it turned out, a whole new era was about to begin. Looking back, I  […]
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Neither of us had so much as set foot in Austin before we pulled into town with a U-haul in mid-2000. We got a crappy apartment and I landed another temp job — this time in the resource development department at the Red Cross, where I was pretty much guaranteed to perform better than the  […]
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