Luke has been taking swimming lessons for about two months now. I was really amazed at his progress as I watched him today. His kicking is getting good. His gliding is getting good. He is doing some decent arm strokes. He is really coming along. It won’t be long [...]
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On April 19, Vera Rubin, a distinguished astronomer gave a lecture at the Huntington Library. She talked on her theory of Dark Matter. It was a very interesting lecture.
What I got out of it was
1. The existence of Dark Matter is a theory to explain why the rotations of the out-lying stars [...]
So we have a 12 1/2% unemployment rate in Orange County, CA.
Part of my extended family has been unemployed for 1 1/2 years – and all of my extra money goes to support that person.
I had 5 furlough days last year so the company could save money.
I was forced to use one week of vacation [...]
So we were digging through Desiree’s backpack and came across this in-class assignment from her 6th grade class.
If I Were In Charge of the World
If I were in charge of the world:
I’d cancel school (for you will be born with all intelligence), scratchy clothes, and also illnesses and pains.
If I were in charge of the [...]
Tonight, My Mom, Desiree and I went to the Huntington Library to see Jenny Green talk on Black Holes. Did you know that all galaxies that are rounded in shape have at least one black hole? And did you know that only some of the flat galaxies have a black hole?
Desiree, my eleven year old [...]
This is our new blog that I can use to talk about my family, likes, reviews, and anything else that I wish to talk about. All of my other blogs have a distinct purpose. This one gives me a place to show pictures of my family, talk about us and what we are doing, and [...]
