Monthly Archives: April 2010

What I Learned from Racing

Even though I’ve had to stop racing (e.g., marathon, triathlon, cycling, open-water swimming), I am aware that I dig into my racing and training memory banks often to power me though my day. I’m capturing the essence of a few gems in this post—even if only to serve as a reminder to myself, but I…

What She Said

Thanks to everyone who jumped in the ring to propose a caption for my blue-capped girlie. I’m thrilled at the diversity and laughed at the responses—you are quite a creative crowd! I gathered all the responses and listed them on a single sheet of paper and Scott (my husband) choose the winner. (As an aside,…

What’s She Saying?

Fill in the speech balloon and win a custom web/blog button! I’ve been creating my own science-related graphics since college and grad school, but have also branched out into other areas of graphic design. (See examples of headers I’ve created for fellow blogger buddies, Jay, Tim, and Lance. I also designed and created my site…

JBN Guest: The Tao of Blogging

Hi All, I’d like to introduce you to Brad, the author of Word a Day Wonder and fellow logophile. Sit back, relax, and enjoy Brad’s post today. Schmooze with Brad on Twitter, or get right to down to it by subscribing to his blog. You won’t be disappointed! The Tao of Blogging ~ by Brad…

Front Porch: Bhangra, a Dingo, and a Beach – with John Anyasor

If you follow this blog, you know I host the Front Porch, a series about everyday stories—just stories friends exchange on front porches, back yards, or in break rooms in snippets during the day. Today I’m imbibing in some laughter with my blogger buddy and good friend, John Anyasor. I happened across John Anyasor’s blog,…

RAOKA: Laughter

March Theme: Laughter (chosen by me) Let’s start with a 30-second giggle, an animated cartoon. (I love these shorts blasts of laughter.) Click on the image below and it will take you to The New Yorker website—come back after you’ve had a laugh! If you’re viewing this via RSS, click here. There’s something about chicken-and-egg…

Your Body is a Fortress, Part 9 – Neuron Bench Presses

[This post is geared toward those newly diagnosed with MS or for people who love people with MS. However, these strategies could apply to anyone striving for a healthy brain and body. Still here? Welcome aboard! Photo by Me.] All too often, someone approaches me—a family member or a friend, or someone who has happened…

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