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  | The bloggy bits | Jan 31, 2012 |
 I went over to the hospital this evening to hang out with my grandmother who managed to fracture her back yesterday. (She's 89. Brittle bones happen.) I got there only a few minutes before they shot her full of pain meds, so she ended up... more | Thoughts on social sites and web miscellanea | |
People think that a lot of Google+'s features are radical and new. What they don't realize is that Multiply had a lot of similar features 7 years ago. But Multiply was never able to pull in the numbers of people that it needed to do well. If Google... more | Mostly book reviews | Apr 24, 2010 |
 Applying the Meiers-Briggs Type indicator (MBTi) to issues of spirituality and church life appears to be a trend of late. Phil Douglass sorted churches into various personality types in his book What Is Your Church's Personality? and Sandra Krebs... more | Find Meg's posts by topic | Sep 4, 2004 |
The tags below will help you find my posts by topic. However, if you're not one of my contacts, then you'll only have access to about 1/3 of my posts. (I only accept contacts that I either know in "real life" or that I've gotten to know very well on Multiply.)  | The Links | Dec 28, 2011 |
You may be familiar with the song "Carol of the Bells" which is based on a Ukrainian tune. The original song used to be sung in April and was a celebration of the coming of spring. Here are the lyrics to the Ukrainian version: Shchedryk,... more | You'll also find me here: | |
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 Naomi has been borrowing my camera. She took a bunch of pictures of herself, her sister, her friends, her friends' dogs, and her guinea pigs. But while she was at it, she also took a lot of pictures of flowers -- especially echinacea flowers. So... more | Pick's Disease - Dementia | |
 Some versions of Picks disease are inherited. (There is a family in Italy that can trace the path of the disease down their family line for 500 years.) And sometimes Picks hits one person in a family but everyone else remains... more | The action | Dec 22, 2011 |
 It's under 3 minutes, which I like. I've got room still to add some more info/text (during the thunder mountain clip or while the camera is moving on yesterday's footage). Riley sounds just fine to me sometimes and other times he seems to drop out (... more | Snippets | |
 | What's cookin' | Sep 23, 2011 |
 This is from the Best International Recipe Book from the author's of Cook's Illustrated. Nathan found the cookbook at the library and selected this dish to make with the nutritionist that he was meeting with. The dish was so good that even though I don't usually eat meat, I ate a full serving of this. If I had it to do over, I would probably try a veg version of meatballs and cut the meat version of the meatballs in half. And I'd make twice as much of the sauce and picada.  | Music | Jan 28, 2010 |
This is a clip from this morning's radio show on Way FM in Colorado. Brant interviewed Shaunti Feldhahn who wrote a book called The Male Factor primarily to study the differences between how men and women's brains process information. In the... more |
I went over to the hospital this evening to hang out with my grandmother who managed to fracture her back yesterday. (She's 89. Brittle bones happen.) I got there only a few minutes before they shot her full of pain meds, so she ended up... more
