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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Shaken and stirred
When you live in an area where the ‘natural disaster’ that people are most accustomed to is a power outage–and we had an unexpected four hour outage yesterday, as an electricity pole and its wires fell to the ground near … Continue reading
Posted in Weather
Tagged Earthquake, Natural disasters, Religion, Washington Metropolitan area
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Nature in the raw? Keep it.
During the long, summer holidays, it’s not always easy to keep children amused. Getting to explore and enjoy the outdoors may seem like fun to some–I speak for myself. So, I decided to see if we could find something interesting … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Human relationships, Life styles, Parenting
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London’s burning question
The vivid images or rioting and looting in London and series of other English cities this week has sent the observers of social conditions scurrying to find reasons to explain why these events have occurred. But, are there clear reasons … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Human relationships, Life styles
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Summertime, and the living is easy
I’ve really been enjoying taking a laid back few days, while my wife’s family visit us for a couple of weeks. They were due to be nine visitors originally, but my mother-in-law was suddenly taken ill, and needed to have … Continue reading
Posted in Human relationships, Life styles
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