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SeattleK8

SeattleK8
Location
Seattle, Washington,
Birthday
July 28
Bio
I'm a nurse, living near Seattle, WA.

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DECEMBER 21, 2010 1:03AM

Holiday Letters

Christmas Letter Collage

 

            Tech bloggers and Facebook fanatics tell me that the Christmas letter is, like, “so over.”  A quaint, antiquated, useless custom.  Or worse yet, déclassé.  They use phrases like/… Read full post »

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JUNE 17, 2009 12:22AM

My Dirty Little OS Secret

shhhh!
 

Open Salon is like a drug to me – both the reading and the writing.  It pulls me in; it opens my mind; it points at my heart and says, “Ha!  You thought you were alone?”

 

I joined because I wanted a place to put those wild ideas that come… Read full post »

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JANUARY 13, 2009 11:58PM

If I Could Apologize to Sally

   GirlwHorse

 

         I wish I’d been nicer to Anne’s sister Sally.  I wince every time I think of it and I could kick myself for my lack of charity.  I am a nurse, after all.  But an idiot.  A cruel, tho/… Read full post »

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DECEMBER 21, 2008 1:40PM

Personal Recession

ChristmasPug

  © and Sales: My Breed @ Cafepress 

            This is not about our current recession, but about a “recession year” that I spent in Seattle with my girls.  The lesson has held me through all sorts of bo/… Read full post »

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NOVEMBER 20, 2008 11:42AM

Crazy Girls, Poison Men – A Mother-in-Law Rejoinder

After reading Ms Snitten’s hilarious classified ad to sell her mother-in-law, and then Man Talk Now’s list of questions for the aspiring victims of crazy girls, I started thinking about being a mother-in-law, and being a mother in general.

 

When my daughters were born, I felt this… Read full post »

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OCTOBER 9, 2008 2:42PM

New Source of Stem Cells -- Ante Up, Boys!

Did you see Karen Kaplan's article in the Los Angeles Times today about a new source of stem cells?  Readily available, no embyos needed and they grow into nerve, muscle and other types of tissue cells with great alacrity.

Okay, there's  one teeny tiny catch -- you get them from male… Read full post »