I’ve read through the UN’s Universal Declaration of Human Rights recently, and would like to share a few of my favorites with you here. Continue reading
My picks: Universal Declaration of Human Rights
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A trip to the Cincinnati Art Museum
Byron’s Art Club took a trip to the Cincinnati Art Museum Saturday. Some of the parents went and I took Alex and Brittney along with us just for kicks. It was a wonderful day. The museum was enjoyable and when we returned to town we went to Joseph-Beth Booksellers and enjoyed a Mocha Latte and browsed the stacks. Continue reading
Safety info on grease fires from my mother
Mom sent me this information today (via email) and it was pretty interesting. I knew not to put water on grease in a kitchen fire, but I didn’t realize the full impact of why until I watched this video on fire safety in the kitchen.
It’s haunting.
(Update 4/2011: Unfortunately, this video has been removed since I wrote this blog.)
I Am Serving on a Q&A Panel for Outsourcing Providers
Here’s the press release for the event:
(Lexington, KY, USA) July 17, 2007 – Have you ever considered working for yourself? Want to know the truth about the virtual assistant industry? Want to know if it’s the right path for you? The outsourcing business is booming and solopreneurs are creating successful careers by marketing their skills online.
RemoteProfessionals.com, a networking organization for independent service providers, is hosting a free panel discussion teleconference event to answer questions of those new to the industry and those interested in learning more about this career path. Continue reading
Birthdays and Graduations – June 15 is a Busy Day
Today, my eldest son turns 19! Yeah, I’m O-L-D! But he seems to be doing well. I’ll be spending the day with him tomorrow, since he and I both have to work today and he has the day off tomorrow. I have a little surprise for him, but can’t reveal that here, since he’s been reading my blog lately.
My youngest son is attending the High School Entrepreneurship Program at the Center for Rural Development in Somerset, KY. Continue reading