Dearest little Oliver and my friend little Carina and all Carina's little friends who are also my friends and my little nieces and nephews... I was thinking especially of you when I wrote this version of this pretty Christmas song:
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Monday, November 16, 2009
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Babysitting Oliver
To my sweet little niece, whom we call "Oliver". (Disclaimer to concerned parents: This is what happens when I don't get enough sleep several nights in a row. Note the telltale circles under the eyes. Please also note the modest hair-do, that makes up for everything else. Yeah.)
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Ange's Trip Tips 001-005
001. Carry a small pack of tissues -- you have no idea what you will need them for and how they will come in handy.
002. Take some form of hand-sanitizer (spray, gel, wipes, etc.).
003. Take a "body sanitizer", too, for other body parts that might need refreshing. (That sounds weird, I know, but who can stand to be around even themselves when they haven't showered or changed their clothes?)
004. Have a place for everything -- especially in the bag you're getting into all the time while traveling -- and return everything to its place directly after use.
005. Use one item at a time -- that minimizes the risk of leaving behind something because you didn't keep track of what you took out and when and whether or not you put it back.
002. Take some form of hand-sanitizer (spray, gel, wipes, etc.).
003. Take a "body sanitizer", too, for other body parts that might need refreshing. (That sounds weird, I know, but who can stand to be around even themselves when they haven't showered or changed their clothes?)
004. Have a place for everything -- especially in the bag you're getting into all the time while traveling -- and return everything to its place directly after use.
005. Use one item at a time -- that minimizes the risk of leaving behind something because you didn't keep track of what you took out and when and whether or not you put it back.
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