I currently moderate comments because it is very easy to delete the spam. I’m thinking of going comment free like some other folks (Jeffrey, for example). Maybe once summer’s here and I get time to do anything beyond school.
Erin's in her thirties, married and in graduate school in the Pacific Northwest. Her first child, a girl child, arrived after many hours of contractions and massive pain in early November 2005. Slowly, more of the archived entries will be added (they go up through Oct. 2004), you may be waiting until summer 2006 for this to happen. So if you like to see what she's pondered or blathered about in the past you can look forward to those...some day.
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Thursday, April 27, 2006
Saturday, April 15, 2006
Spring break flew by. I can’t believe the second week of the spring quarter is already over. A friend asked me to be an editor of her literary magazine. I said yes and I’ll start to work once this quarter is over. I have my thesis to work on. Many poems to write for workshop. And for two more months many beginning composition essays to read, give feedback on and grade.
Life is moving quickly. My baby girl is growing so fast already. She is completely enthralled by The Wiggles, especially the parts in the shows with singing and dancing. She’s a bit too young yet to “get” the skits. It is amazing to watch her completely enthralled or bopping along to their music. For good or for bad, the sound track in my head is now often a Wiggles’ song.
Overall, I feel like I hardly have time to even think lately. That probably accounts for the lack of blog entries.
Some recent pictures of the little one:
In March, 4 months from her birth.
Last week and just a day over 5 months old, she watched the ducks and geese at the park.
Asleep after the exciting trip to the park.