Wednesday, June 14, 2006

Looking back to 1991

I've recently started a project to convert some of my old VHS tapes with stuff I've worked on to DVD. I came across this story that I was a part of from the 1991 Gulf War and thought I'd share online. It's pretty funny to see how young everyone looks on this tape. (I'm the dork with the really big glasses and headset at the beginning).

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Anonymous Helen said...

Nice glasses :-)

4:13 PM  
Anonymous Helen said...

Not at all dorky

4:13 PM  
Anonymous Rich Green said...

Does that dude still have the mullet? That was impressive!

9:01 PM  

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Monday, June 12, 2006

Baby room coming together


With a baby shower on the way, I thought it would be a good idea to share photos of the baby room. My good friend and neighbor, Ellen, and I painted the room the color of butter. Years ago I saw a picture of a room with painted clouds on the ceiling, I've always wanted to do that and felt like this is a perfect place to have some fun, so Ellen and I painted clouds on the ceiling. What do you think?

We've been SOOOO lucky to have some great friends and family who have already helped out with so much. We already have the crib, a rocker, some storage, a bunch of clothes, a baby monitor, a Baby Bjorn, a Snugli, a swing, some bedding, a baby and toddler bathtub and the list goes on. Also, Pat and I found a WSU baby mobile that we could not resist! Probably our next big purchase is the dresser/changing table and soon to follow is the carseat and stroller. A few have asked where we are registered at, you can look at the list online or visit a Babies R Us (we're not picky, it's just a list of things we need) here: Babies 'R' Us if you're interested.

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Thursday, June 01, 2006

I'm a certified Toastmaster!

I did it! A couple of years ago I joined a great Toastmaster group in Seattle, and just recently I finished giving my 10th speech. I have what's called your CTM and have a certificate to prove it. I think in general Toastmasters can be very stuffy and not very fun, but I found a great group that gave the encouragement and constructive feedback I needed to be better at public speaking. It's helped me in so many ways, including giving presentations at work, going through an interview and being a better listener. I recommend it to anyone, even if you're good in front of a group!

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