Saturday, June 19, 2010. Rumbling reverberates in the distance, calling me to look outside. A dark spot on the horizon promises to quench the hot day. Gradually the birds stop singing while the trees turn into silhouettes. Cool winds gush down from the expanse overhead. A torrent of river rapid clouds loom omnimous overhead- ebbing, flowing, rushing. Pattering little raindrops start to sing, making way for a resounding encore. Tuesday, May 4, 2010. Friday, April 2, 2010. Sunday, December 6, 2009.

My first attempt at an art history blog including commentaries on some of the Old Masters as well as any new artists that might spark interest or debate. 400 Girls in 100 Days. Sunday, April 12, 2009. William Kentridge at SF MoMA. So I traveled into the city earlier in the week and boy am I glad I did! His films are very interesting-.

Pondering Beyond the Parallelogram with Picasso. Wednesday, September 15, 2010. Teachers put a lot of thought into the storybooks they read to their class but my experience is that very little effort is put into exposing students to music. Many early education classrooms have a limited collection of music that was commercially made for childre.

The ramblings of a slightly disgruntled, but mostly not, bleeding heart liberal academic. Tuesday, January 11, 2011. In case you missed it over at LabSpaces. Thursday, August 05, 2010. Okay, so you probably realized from my last post that the blog is moving. This is a homegrown science news site run by Brian Krueger. My new home is here. See you on the other side! I have had .

This memoir is more for me than anyone else. I want to remember the pain. I want to be able to relive the uncertainty. I never want to forget what my life was like before I had babies. When we got married that hot summer day in 2006, we had a 5 year plan. Adam was 22 and I was 23, we had so much time! Not one, but 2 shooting stars! God promised me right then and there, that He had a plan and it included the desires of my heart. I was almost 30 and had been play.