Posts I'd Like to Read. . .

. . .but doubt will ever be written.

How I Overcame My Fears and Learned to Love Weird Foods.
Dogwood Blue
Update: She wrote it!

All I Needed to Know About Parenting I Learned from the Sopranos
The Zero Boss

To Breed or Not to Breed: And Other Questions the Bard Failed to Ask
Carmon, Shakespeare aficionado and Mother of Many

Push it Good, Push it Real Good
Knitted in the Womb

How We Adopted Triplets from Ukraine
Speaks Her Mind

Teach Your Toddler Latin In 100 Easy Lessons
This Classical Life

Babywise Author Issues Book Recall
Yellow Porch

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Hey TG,

Nice site. I enjoy reading your posts. Keep up the good work.

Julianne
Posted by: Julianne at May 5, 2005 09:20 PM

Make you a deal, TG: Switch "Sopranos" to "Family Guy", and you got your post. I never watch Tony, but almost blew $100 today just to see Seth MacFarlane speak.
Posted by: The Zero Boss at May 5, 2005 10:33 PM

I sent an e-mail to you, but it was returned, so I thought I would catch you here. I'm sorry if this is not okay for a blog site (I'm so not familiar with them). If you want (after you are more settled--I can only imagine) give me a call. I'd really like to see you. Thanks, Tara
Posted by: Tara Allen at May 6, 2005 02:05 PM

I'd like to hear about the weird foods YOU had to learn to love!
Posted by: sparrow at May 6, 2005 04:26 PM

He He... I didn't read carefully at first and actually went to Yellow Porch looking for the blog about "Babywise recalled"!
Posted by: Elizabeth at May 6, 2005 06:49 PM

Alright, Tulip Girl. I'll write that post. I need to do something a little less serious than my recent posting.

But I was wondering, do you really like tulips or are you a five point calvinist in disguise? When I first started reading your blog, I just thought of you as a flower loving person, but recently I realized that "tulip" is an acronym for

T-otal depravity
U-nconditional election
L-imited atonement
I-rresistable grace
P-erseverence of the saints

Are you sending subliminal Calvinistic messages through your blog?
Posted by: Dogwood Blue at May 6, 2005 10:35 PM

DB, yup, you've got it! *grin*

Elizabeth, Ahh! I wish.

Tara! I'm so glad you wrote me! The last e-mail I rec'd from you is on our computer, which still has a European power pack. (Using my brother-in-laws's. . .) Now that we have a van, a place to live and things are getting closer to "normal," I'd love to see when we could meet up. I remember our oldest boys "playing" together. (Btw, I saved your phone number, but took deleted it from your post--just for privacy's sake.)

Jay, I've never seen that show. But when I have watched Tony and his Family, I've thought--ahhh, now there is where he screws up. Or, yup--he really is doing a good job there. . .

Sparrow, to be honest, I'm pretty lousy at the eating-weird-foods thing. I never did take a bite of the cold-jellied-meat-salad that is popular in Ukraine. Once I fell asleep when we were guests in someone's home. I think it was on a subconscious level, a coping mechanism to avoid weird foods.

Julianne, thank you for the kind words. *Grin*

Posted by: TulipGirl at May 6, 2005 10:58 PM

I want to see triplets for Jodi too! She might think she's going crazy that way though. But, I truly believe the Lord has something very special in store for her, Steve and L.T.

Aren't you jealous though. I'm on the email update list when they travel. 5 years of prayers and she finally gets to be a mother!
Posted by: Jo at May 7, 2005 02:22 AM

It was a good post, too, DB!
Posted by: Sandra at May 7, 2005 01:24 PM

I'll work on the toddler lessons. Right now I'm working on, "How to teach both Greek and Latin to 4th graders"
Posted by: mike at May 7, 2005 09:17 PM

LOL! Well, I will have to see if inspiration will strike me...I am on call right now for two doula births, maybe one of them will inspire me.
Posted by: Jenn at May 10, 2005 12:52 AM

Ok, what's the joke!? I received the weirdest e-mail today and now I think I understand why! I got an email from someone who did a google search for "Ukraine triplets" and ended up at my site and wanted to know why. I think this person is actually wanting to adopt triplet girls from Ukraine.

Do you know something I don't know!?!
Posted by: jodi at May 11, 2005 06:37 PM

Another note, I tried the "cold-jellied-meat" stuff. It was offered to me in 1992 in Latvia. They called it Schproti and I think it was a fish in the gelatin stuff. What I remember is that they considered it a treat and couldn't believe I didn't like it. It was truly one of the grossest things! But then, they thought peanut butter was foul beyond belief.

Other than Schproti, I love Russian and Ukrainian food, though I've probably not had as much as Tulipgirl.
Posted by: jodi at May 11, 2005 06:47 PM

Here you go... http://knittedinthewomb.blogspot.com/2005/05/push-it-good-push-it-real-good.html

;-)
Posted by: Jenn at May 13, 2005 01:54 AM

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