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Voyager's: February 2011
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Sunday, February 20, 2011. Travelling on Beyond the Pond: Discernment. Gratitude. So grateful to be awakened, to be alive. The awakening described in my last post was part of a larger process, and I can perceive stepping stones that occurred even before, bringing me on to the present. The man who aroused my interest earlier this month graciously and kindly informed me that he is involved with someone. I know the importance of the connection was for me to awaken and live. It has been amazing. ...I'll not ...
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Voyager's: November 2008
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Saturday, November 22, 2008. Ah, I'm reminded that I haven't published in awhile. True. Briefly, it got cold this week. The furnace is set: 68 in am and pre-bedtime evenings, 63 other times day and night. Day-by-day, life unfolds, revealing simple joys, appreciations, reminders to stop and rest-. Lot's of work at work past two weeks. Evenings busy too:. Doggie-Do-Right clicker training classes with Lily Wednesdays. International Folk Dancing or Spiritual Support Group Thursdays. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Voyager's: Today
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Sunday, September 28, 2008. I took the photograph, right of my mother holding her newborn first grandbaby, my daughter. You may go to McTodd's blog to see a picture of that daughter's baby on the shoulder of her maternal grandmother, me. Work like Lily (Rest): Progress made. Bi-weekly household finance oversight and tasks: progress made. Clean up sticks in yard left by 50 mph winds while I visited my first grandbaby a week or so ago: done. Walk Lily/Practice "pack leader" behavior: wait until dark.
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Voyager's: Waves in the pond
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Sunday, February 6, 2011. Waves in the pond. I'll not say more.Well, I have realized and acted on the decision to once again become more intentional about staying active. In spite of the disorienting slam, I'm getting myself out the door, including going back to International Folk Dancing. There it is, I'm burning off some energy and gaining a different semblence of equilibrium so I can figure out what's next. I'm not dead yet! Like Lisbeth, think I'll lay low while I figure things out. Waves in the pond.
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Voyager's: Travelling on Beyond the Pond: Discernment
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Sunday, February 20, 2011. Travelling on Beyond the Pond: Discernment. Gratitude. So grateful to be awakened, to be alive. The awakening described in my last post was part of a larger process, and I can perceive stepping stones that occurred even before, bringing me on to the present. The man who aroused my interest earlier this month graciously and kindly informed me that he is involved with someone. I know the importance of the connection was for me to awaken and live. It has been amazing. ...
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Voyager's: August 2008
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Sunday, August 31, 2008. Can you find the bunny? Way more to do today than is getting done! As my labrador barks at a brazen front yard bunny, I have finished the Koigu baby kimono! I may add some embellishment stitches along the change in color lines. This would be a great day to be born, beloved infant McTodd. In an hour, I'm off to have backyard fire s'mores with my friends. Wine and s'mores, a lovely way to end a weekend! Saturday, August 30, 2008. Main themes of my day are:. Because Size Does Matter.
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The McTodds: May 2009
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Friday, May 22, 2009. 100 Days March 23 - 28. Somehow I missed a day, and it's this one from 3/18:. F35, 1/80, ISO 640, 18mm. March 24 - f5.6, 1/3200, ISO 640, 18mm - Harper checking the texture of the plants near Cathedral Rock in Sedona. March 25, 2009 - f4.0, 1/30, 50mm lens - Grandma Didi watches Harper learn about her bottle. March 26 - f3.2, 1/40, 50mm lens. March 27 - f13, 1/250, 18mm - Mom and Harper help me celebrate my b-day at the Grand Canyon. March 28 - f2.0, 1/25, 50mm lens. March 18, f3...
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The McTodds: September 2009
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Wednesday, September 16, 2009. Rick, Harper, I had a wonderful walk with Osa last night. Our last walk with her as the only dog in the house. My mom and Lily arrived late last and we will all be together until Monday. Lily and Osa are getting a long, and Harper and Lily are already good friends. Bittersweet. Here is a video of Lily:. Tuesday, September 15, 2009. Next update is that Harper is having severe separation anxiety which is all the more. Sunday, September 13, 2009. Wednesday, September 9, 2009.
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The McTodds: Update, and more importantly, more photos!
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Monday, September 19, 2011. Update, and more importantly, more photos! So, things are settling down. Grandma Susu was here for 2 helpful weeks, and departed tearfully, but leaving us with lots of wonderful food in our fridge! As a result we hadn't had to prepare our own meals, clean them up, deal with both kids with just the two of us, etc. yet. Thanks Susan! Let me know if you need higher res versions for printing. Posted by Rick Todd. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 2002 Red Cliff, Colorado. Gals W...
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The McTodds: Because Size Does Matter
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Monday, September 26, 2011. Because Size Does Matter. We had a successful two week well-child appointment today. Other than Boone's hatred of the car seat he was perfectly behaved on our outing, and came in with some impressive stats. He was born 8 lb 1.5 oz, lost about 10% of his weight in his first 3 days (which is normal), then managed to come in at 8 lbs 15.5 oz today. 2 week Height: 21.5 inches (78 %). 2 week Weight: 8 lb 15.5 oz (55%). 2 week Head Circumference: 15 inches (71%). 2003 Moab Camel Trip.
