Enjoying Life and the Community We Create
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| Blog Name: | Enjoying Life and the Community We Create |
| Url: | http://www.jamiechase.blogspot.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | cooperative, philanthropy, justice |
| Description: | I love my son, Dylan, credit unions and PBS television. This blog is about socially responsible projects that create our community. (ie. We create our own reality.) |
| Popularity: | 37 Followers |
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Happiness is Love
Dylan was happy to see me today. His little kid kisses were full of thanks to have mom back. With no grant deadline or travel in sight, it's good to be back to normal life, being a mom and folding laundry.I confess that I am guilty of being a road warrior and grant junkie. For the past month we traveled cross country from Sonoma, CA to Colu
Dylan was happy to see me today. His little kid kisses were full of thanks to have mom back. With no grant deadline or travel in sight, it's good to be back to normal life, being a mom and folding laundry.I confess that I am guilty of being a road warrior and grant junkie. For the past month we traveled cross country from Sonoma, CA to Colu
Ever Feel Just Incredibly Blessed?
After a month of traveling from Sonoma, CA to NYC for work, I came home to see this sign. The porch was decorated with ten beautifully carved, lit pumpkins. The whole house was clean, including the boys room, the dishes, fresh sheets. This is all the work of the amazing, magnificent (drum roll please) Jenny Ard
After a month of traveling from Sonoma, CA to NYC for work, I came home to see this sign. The porch was decorated with ten beautifully carved, lit pumpkins. The whole house was clean, including the boys room, the dishes, fresh sheets. This is all the work of the amazing, magnificent (drum roll please) Jenny Ard
$500,000, Einstein, NYC and a Long Lost Friend
It's my favorite work of art, because it comes to life in person. I haven't visited it in over ten years. It took $500,000 to get there and I arrived at the MET with the man who stole my heart as a boy seventeen years ago in high school. The art is Autumn Landscape by Louis Comfort Tiffany. The $500,000 is a US T
It's my favorite work of art, because it comes to life in person. I haven't visited it in over ten years. It took $500,000 to get there and I arrived at the MET with the man who stole my heart as a boy seventeen years ago in high school. The art is Autumn Landscape by Louis Comfort Tiffany. The $500,000 is a US T
Good Times
Dylan and I have hit our work hard, play hard stride. Dylan's grades have skyrocketed. He is taking caring for the pups seriously. And soccer is in full gear. My dear friend Karl Kilga (Claire and Travis' dad) is D-man's soccer coach. Karl works the boys out so hard they come home EXHAUSTED.
Dylan and I have hit our work hard, play hard stride. Dylan's grades have skyrocketed. He is taking caring for the pups seriously. And soccer is in full gear. My dear friend Karl Kilga (Claire and Travis' dad) is D-man's soccer coach. Karl works the boys out so hard they come home EXHAUSTED.
Little Girl Games
I still like to play games, little kid games. I am talking about the kind of nonsense I played with Trista. Tuesday I attempted an old game silently in my mind as I drove D-man to school in a neighborhood filled with beautiful houses. It was a game of little girl imagination along the lines of how many kids do you want to have? What do you want to be when you grow up? It was which house do you want to live in? I always chose the little white one beside Dr. McDonalds' (both of them) office in downtown Bolivar. The one with the Bolivar sign in the front yard. It was the way they manicured the lawn with kris-cross perfection, and kept the home freshly painted. These people LOVED th
I still like to play games, little kid games. I am talking about the kind of nonsense I played with Trista. Tuesday I attempted an old game silently in my mind as I drove D-man to school in a neighborhood filled with beautiful houses. It was a game of little girl imagination along the lines of how many kids do you want to have? What do you want to be when you grow up? It was which house do you want to live in? I always chose the little white one beside Dr. McDonalds' (both of them) office in downtown Bolivar. The one with the Bolivar sign in the front yard. It was the way they manicured the lawn with kris-cross perfection, and kept the home freshly painted. These people LOVED th
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