I was turned off by the article in the NY Times on religion and class, so I hadn’t checked in in a while to read the series. Today’s article, though, struck a chord with me. It’s also worth reading the companion shorter article on taxes and how they benefit the extremely wealthy. The article focuses…

Dear Geeky Boy, 10 years ago, you were born. I had no idea what I was in for. You were tiny and seemed fragile and you cried like a goat or maybe a sqeaky screen door. It was not a pretty sound. At night when you cried, I would get up (or often Dad would)…

Lawmom and jo(e) have started a meme. So here’s the story of my first. Like Lawmom, I have a strong tolerance for pain. On Saturday June 3 (10 years ago today), my inlaws gave me a baby shower. We were showered with lots of gifts, but the next day, we went out shopping to get…

Mr. Geeky and I don’t do well when both of us are stressed at the same time. With his tenure packet due in a week and me teaching 9-5, followed by a grant-funded workshop next week, we are both a little tense. I’m basically trying to keep my regular work up early in the morning…

This week’s chronicle brings an interesting article by an English professor who actually likes technology. He actually touches on nearly every aspect of my job and I’m e-mailing the article to nearly everyone I work with. First, he discusses the importance of a professional and up-to-date web site for departments. The summer multimedia program usually…

I’m nearing the one-year mark in this blog. My first post was about finishing the week of training that I’m in the middle of right now. I switched to posting on my professional blog (now on hiatus) for a bit and then in late August/early September really began keeping up with both of them in…