Family Photography 101
Posted by Tracey Clark in Features on Thursday, August 06, 2009
Today, with the convenience of digital photography, it’s easier than ever to create lasting images that will help tell your family’s story. There has never been a better time for family photographers to learn a few things that will not only improve your end results, but allow you to have fun in the process.
My 17 years as a professional photographer have taught me a few basic tips and tricks that... READ MORE
Fearfully & Wonderfully Made
Posted by Rebecca Teti in News on Thursday, July 16, 2009
New medical findings show that babies in the womb have memories.
In a way it’s not surprising, but isn’t it amazing?
Father Theodore Heck, OSB - Growing Old with a God Loving Heart
Posted by Sr. Patricia Proctor, OSC in Family on Thursday, April 30, 2009
I just discovered this interesting article on CNN about Father Theodore Heck, OSB who died on Wednesday at the age of 108. The article states that until recently his memory was very good. During the course of his lifetime he read thousands of books all of which he carefully wrote down and kept track of.
This quote from the CNN article shows just how alert he was until almost the very end.
“Every... READ MORE
Mom Memory
Posted by Arwen Mosher in Family on Wednesday, January 14, 2009
As a lucky genetic gift from my mother, I have an excellent memory.
When I was a student this came in handy. Academic minutiae that other students had to spend hours drilling lodged itself in my brain with remarkably little effort on my part. Totally unfair for them, of course, but very nice for me.
During my early years of college in engineering school I used my brain-space to store physics formulas... READ MORE
Therefore, I Always Make Perfect Sense
Posted by Rebecca Teti in Just me on Wednesday, January 14, 2009
It’s impolite to brag, but I scored 100% on this logic test.
Alas, it takes more than logic to wow my children. When I ask my kids to “Please fetch the thingamy to the left of the whatzit in that room upstairs with the…the…oh, forget it, I’ll do it myself!” they’re a little less than impressed with Mom’s mad reasoning skills.
But you are, aren’t you?
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