Archive for October, 2005

The horror, the horror

Posted by Heather B on October 28th, 2005

One of my favorite newly-discovered authors, Robin McKinley, produced a book in 2003 called Sunshine. I had savored her earlier young-reader novel The Hero and the Crown last winter and have since been searching for the sequel, The Blue Sword, at libraries. When I ran across Sunshine at my local library a couple of weeks […]

Unity Café

Posted by Heather B on October 21st, 2005

Yesterday afternoon a group of us pulled off the first Unity Café at the Bahá’í Unity Center in Forest Park. This was not an easy feat, considering that the center consists of a rather small, square-like room, a teeny bathroom, and a storage closet. There is no kitchen, no counter space, not even a shelf […]

Creepcakes

Posted by Heather B on October 19th, 2005

While I am off visiting a college class at UMass today, my mother will be with my children, presumably making “creepcakes” such as the mummies seen here.
Too bad I can’t show you all of the decorating ideas, as they are published in the paper version of Martha Stewart Kids magazine, but not online. The recipes […]

God’s licensing agreement

Posted by Heather B on October 12th, 2005

Rob Corddry of Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show” will now be taking over what used to be Stephen Colbert’s segment called “This Week in God.” Why? Because Colbert is leaving “The Daily Show” for his own spinoff, “The Colbert Report.” From the New York Times article on the subject:
“God has an exclusive licensing agreement with […]

Visit with a friend

Posted by Heather B on October 7th, 2005

I was over at Barbie’s the other day. She was catching up on some emails after a weekend in Hawaii, only home for a few days in preparation for a cruise embarking from Anchorage, Alaska. She has been on a kick to visit every state of the country before the year 2010. I can barely […]

Making progress

Posted by Heather B on October 4th, 2005

After the zoo this summer trying to figure out how to get my kids back to their original public school, and struggling with whether I would spend my year home-schooling or trying to earn a little money from home, I landed in September with a thud, a sore back, and a fair degree of total […]