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Dave, Jackie, Nathan and Stephanie's Blog: October 2009
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Dave, Jackie, Nathan and Stephanie's Blog. Sunday, October 4, 2009. We have been terrible about keeping the blog updated, so we are going to upload some photos and videos from the past few months. First, Nathan has known the alphabet since he was a little over two years old. Here he is saying it. Nathan has an interesting way of pronouncing the letter "W". Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). A year in pictures so far. An ode to all things pumpkin! View my complete profile.
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new york harts: more.
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They said it would be very windy with some rain, but instead it was very snowy with some wind. The train home last night took four and a half hours, and I consider myself lucky - they shut down the whole system right after my train left the station, but let us go through to the end, eventually. I had to go to a different station, where my fam generously came to pick me up. Ellie and Nico used the waiting time productively. The main thing is we still have power! Never take your electricity for granted!
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new york harts: A year in pictures so far...
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A year in pictures so far. What a great catch-up! Best part of the day by a long ways. 13 June, 2014 22:17. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Life in a glass house. The Kids Were All Wright. Ronelle and Steven Yeip. Dave, Jackie and Nathan's Blog. Blogger: Login to read. Our little neck of the woods. A year in pictures so far. FEEDJIT Live Traffic Feed. Awesome Inc. template. Powered by Blogger.
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Dave, Jackie, Nathan and Stephanie's Blog: June 2009
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Dave, Jackie, Nathan and Stephanie's Blog. Thursday, June 11, 2009. Today we had torrential rains and hail. And our brand new planter box, as Mom suggested in her comment, did indeed turn into a swimming pool. It has rained for 9 of the 11 days in June, and the ground is soaked. There is at least a foot of water under our in-ground trampoline. Also, there was what looked like a river running in our street. Must be that global warming! Wednesday, June 10, 2009. Next, Dave dug six holes with a post hole di...
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Dave, Jackie, Nathan and Stephanie's Blog: April 2010
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Dave, Jackie, Nathan and Stephanie's Blog. Tuesday, April 27, 2010. Our little girl, Stephanie Marie Anderson, was born on Tuesday, April 20, 2010 at 5:36 pm at Alta View Hospital in Sandy, Utah. She was 6 lbs. 1 oz. and 19 1/2 inches long. Nuestra pequena hijita, Stephanie Marie Anderson, nacio el Martes, 20 de Abril, de 2010 a las 5:36 de la noche en el Hospital de Alta View en Sandy, Utah. Ella peso 6 libras y una onza y midio 19 1/2 pulgadas de largo. Stephanie tiene el cabello oscuro, y pensamos que...
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Dave, Jackie, Nathan and Stephanie's Blog: December 2009
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Dave, Jackie, Nathan and Stephanie's Blog. Monday, December 28, 2009. We had lots of fun getting ready for Christmas. We decorated the house, put up the tree and put lights on our little pine trees outside. We also made caramel popcorn and took it to our friends and neighbors. Jackie loved her presents, including the picture she is holding of a partridge to go with the pear tree Dave bought for her previously and planted in the back yard. She also got a karaoke machine, and she and Nathan can sing du...
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Dave, Jackie, Nathan and Stephanie's Blog: The Great Flood
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Dave, Jackie, Nathan and Stephanie's Blog. Thursday, June 11, 2009. Today we had torrential rains and hail. And our brand new planter box, as Mom suggested in her comment, did indeed turn into a swimming pool. It has rained for 9 of the 11 days in June, and the ground is soaked. There is at least a foot of water under our in-ground trampoline. Also, there was what looked like a river running in our street. Must be that global warming! June 14, 2009 at 7:24 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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new york harts: October 2012
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I'm borderline-ecstatic to report that our power is back on, and we are back to mostly normal. The little hard hats have done their work well. My work building has been partially de-flooded and they are asking us to come in tomorrow. My actual office happens to be in the highest part of the building, so maybe my stuff is safe? Probably not. But I'll find out tomorrow. Ellie and Nico are still out of school, since many on LI still don't have power. Thanks to all for thinking of us. In other news, it was p...
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new york harts: June 2012
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Blast from the past. Here are some random pictures from days gone by. Time is a rummy thing. Ami and I with B. Ray in the Canary Islands. No kids yet! Ellie trying out the piano right after we moved to NYC. And for comparison, here is Ellie playing that same piano quite well a few weeks ago. Nico the Somber Skeleton, Halloween 2010. Ellie the Phenomenal Phoenix. The Cloisters, uptown. Ellie at Skaneatlas, upstate. Liam (left) and Anders, a few hours old. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Life in a glass house.
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new york harts: November 2012
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They said it would be very windy with some rain, but instead it was very snowy with some wind. The train home last night took four and a half hours, and I consider myself lucky - they shut down the whole system right after my train left the station, but let us go through to the end, eventually. I had to go to a different station, where my fam generously came to pick me up. Ellie and Nico used the waiting time productively. The main thing is we still have power! Never take your electricity for granted!
