a blog follow-up
last week I blogged about an article in the nyt about birth order and identity. thinking of my own family, I found this follow-up article to be quite interesting.
I am a worm, hear me roar
posted by jennifer @ 10:10 PM
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somewhere along the line of development we discover who we really are, and then we make our real decision for which we are responsible. make that decision primarily for yourself because you can never really live anyone else’s life not even your child’s. the influence you exert is through your own life and what you become yourself. -- e. roosevelt
Previous Posts
- cookie making in kigali
- another week in rwanda, another week of work?
- the nyt, memorial sites, and a new week
- a low sort of day.
- the sun sets very early in kigali
- a walk about city centre
- bag and babies
- je suis la
- two days and counting...
- always thinking.
links of importance, as deemed by moi
- make poverty history
- the hunger site
- aids foundation of chicago
- prevent genocide international
- gendercide watch
- vday - until the violence stops
- move on
- dnc
- 43 things
- life during wartime - one of the best things in chi
- mes photos
- gapers block
- NoliGoods - custom made necklaces straight from the mission!
the all-powerful media
bloggoriffic
- groundshift - written by my rooms, ryan biava; a good source for tech, politics, and snarky bits
- tara & damon - written by my favorite flatmate, tara, and her loving husband, damon as they travel throughout south america and do good.
- kat & the city
- marci & efe's blog o' love
- aeschier
- sinéad's tent of blue
- daily dose of adam
- the huffington post
- freakonomics blog
- postsecrets
Monday, July 02, 2007
I am a worm, hear me roar
1 Comments:
hmm...well i guess that article does give me hope. i always knew you and jessica were smarter because you tried harder...and i was pretty much a slacker. but i think i'm ok with people saying i was...lol. i still am sometimes. but it's kind of hard to be with kids. so hopefully i'll mold my family after how i wanted ours to be. well...i love you. we can't wait to see you!
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