Author: Kana Smith
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This little-bit is in response to fellow blogger, Things I Want to Tell My Mother, who posted a contest (challenge?) to share a Christmas memory of your mother in just 100 words… Check out her post and jump in with YOURS–you have till December 5 to contribute. So, 100 words exactly: Some Christmas memories of…
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Galileo and Newton measured linear time with pendulums and water clocks—and that type of time measurement is one I can wrap my head around. Einstein had more flexible ideas about time and relativity, and though I confess the physics of Einstein-time are fuzzier to me, there has to be something to it, just based on…
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When my youngest daughter was born, I didn’t know if I’d get to keep her. She arrived three months early, weighing in at just over two pounds, and I scrapped her intended middle name in favor of “Grace“–if she stayed with us, it would be entirely a matter of Grace. In her three months…
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I was rummaging through some old notebooks today, trying to find the lyrics to a song we loved as kids–”If everybody had a tail and chose its shape and size“… What I found instead was a pair of pages written about a decade ago, reflecting on the different personalities with which I seemed to write…
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(If you didn’t guess from the title, there’s some adult-ish content here… Just so you know.) You’ve no doubt already gathered that I get a kick out of teasing my husband about his age. He’s wonderfully young at heart (and wonderfully good-humored about my endless ribbing)–and given that he was in college when I was…
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I recently took the FaceBook quiz, “What kind of underwear are you?” Please don’t ask me why I would do such a thing. (Ironically, I hit cancel rather than let the results post to my FB page—because I didn’t want people to know I was so silly. But here we are…) I’m sure you can…



what an apt description–I know that feeling too! Like thumbing the wheel of a lighter when there’s not enough fuel…