Twitter is so much fun and it such a great excuse to use my Palm Centro to look like I am sending important emails and text messages while out in public. However, it seems to be slowing down the blog, so I’m going to remove it as a page element for a while. Once Twitter gets untwisted, I’ll put it…
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Two Steps Sideways, One Step Forward
We continue 7 of 8’s new physical and occupational therapy appointments today as we work to strengthen her left side. She already is beginning to squawk at us as we try to get her into various positions that the pt wants us to use to utilize her left arm. Smart little thing! One of the maneuvers the therapist has shown…
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Nature vs. Nurture
Psychologists have debated it for years, the line between learned behavior and instinctive behavior, the tendencies we engage in toward particular stimuli and circumstances. Back in the ’60’s, when experimental psychology was a whole lot more fun because it was pretty much unregulated, psychologists would plumb the depths of the human psyche on a number of topics, including whether children…
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Dance Decade…
Some families monitor the change of the seasons through holidays, milestones, school events…for us, it’s Dance Recital. Dance Recital is an annual Octamom Household Extravaganza, the culmination of a year of daily drives to the dance school, overpriced costumes, stressed out instructors and loads of parental pride. It’s that once a year opportunity to see what all the time and…
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Sunday Selah
“In repentance and rest is your salvation, in quietness and trust is your strength…” (Isaiah 30:15) With a crazy, noisy, busy week behind us and an even crazier, noisier, busier one ahead of us, how do we recharge the batteries, reset the clocks, find center again? What if we took a day, or part of a day, or even an…
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