Two Different Girls

Recent Posts - page 63

• Thank you London, a lesson in “Keep Calm and Carry On”

  By Kitty Lapin Agile on April 3, 2012 • ( 2 )

  

  My husband has a job in which he often travels to Europe.  One of the best perks of his job is being able to live for a bit in Brussels, and also bringing the children on frequent trips to Europe…. Read More ›

• Concrete and Feathers; Engineers and Artists

  By Kitty Lapin Agile on April 3, 2012 • ( 5 )

  

  My husband, aka “Pool Boy”  and I were recently horrified to discover, when checking on our lake cabin, that the supports for the dock were not safe. We knew that unless we switched all our friends to anorexic super models,… Read More ›

• Wings ‘n Things: A Passenger’s View to General Aviation Flying

  By Geek Goddess on April 1, 2012 • ( 65 )

  

  This is a story about planes. Private planes, small planes. I’m not a pilot. I’m not planning on becoming a pilot. At my core, I’m engineer and a science fangirl, and I love to constantly learn new things. I like… Read More ›

• Adventures for the Mind!

  By Kitty Lapin Agile on March 30, 2012 • ( 4 )

  

  When I was growing up there was one person in my group of friends that was always the best to hang out with. She was always coming up with crazy plans, and able to convince everyone to go along with… Read More ›

• I’m a bad bad friend (again!)

  By Kitty Lapin Agile on March 29, 2012 • ( 2 )

  

  I promised Naomi that I would wake up bright and early and post the draft of her latest blog. However, I am a BAD FRIEND. WordPress doesn’t want to allow me to post drafts saved by my dear friend. WordPress… Read More ›

• Husbands and Wives and Bears, O My!

  By Kitty Lapin Agile on March 28, 2012 • ( 3 )

  

  My husband and I met when we were very young. I was 17, he was 18. Over the following years we dated and kept in touch. Eventually we did what we always knew we would. We got married. Problem is,… Read More ›

• My Grandfather, a First World War Vet

  By Geek Goddess on March 27, 2012 • ( 7 )

  

  My Papa served in World War I as a teenager. Oakley George Baker was born in Louisiana in 1899, son of poor farmers, left school in the third grade, joined the Army for a year, was married, raised a family,… Read More ›

• What Happened to Kindness?

  By LibraryLady on March 26, 2012 • ( 3 )

  

  Ainsi certains jours paraît Une flamme à nos yeux A l’église où j’allais On l’appelait le Bon Dieu L’amoureux l’appelle l’amour Le mendiant la charité Le soleil l’appelle le jour Et le brave homme la bonté So some days seem A flame in our… Read More ›

• Open Letter to a Scared Young Woman

  By Kitty Lapin Agile on March 23, 2012 • ( 8 )

  

  Dear Young Woman in front of me at the line at Target, I wish to first say to you, you are very strong and brave.  I noticed you right away, who would not?  You look like a petite Taylor Swift. … Read More ›

• Devil’s Footprints – Another Skeptical Look

  By Kitty Lapin Agile on March 22, 2012 • ( 0 )

  

  Mysterious footprints in the snow are nothing new.  A good book on skeptic history will cover the case of the “devil’s footprints” in the snow.  Joe Nickel has covered the mystery of the footprints that appeared in the snow, covering… Read More ›

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