I just finished reading a great book, The Cure: How a Father Raised $100 Million–And Bucked the Medical Establishment–In a Quest to Save His Children. John Crowley discovers that his two youngest kids are dying from a rare disease – one so rare that nobody has bothered to invest a lot in a cure. Crowley […]
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www.flickr.com This is a Flickr badge showing public photos from the Tortilla de patatas group pool. Make your own badge here. Maybe some of you remember the Tortilla de Patatas that I made – my first ever. It’s now part of the Tortilla de patatas group on Flickr!
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Our seven year old likes to play in the garage attic. To get into the attic, you have to climb a yellow rope and not everyone can do that, so it’s a secret hideout. Turns out he’s been working on how to get his one year old brother up there! Last night he said "I
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According to a reputable seven year old, I have eight pairs of eyes all over my head. This causes other people to get in trouble a lot.
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I’ve heard from at least three different people in the last week that being a step-parent is hard. I think being a parent is hard. I think being a kid with four parents and two homes is hard. I really don’t think being a stepmom is that much harder than being a mom. (Once in
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There’s a really interesting article in the Washinton Post, Persistence of Myths Could Alter Public Policy Approach about how myths grow. As an example they used a CDC study that tried to dispel myths about the flu. After reading the flyer, many people remembered the false facts as true! It recited various commonly held views
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