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March 2005
Newborn Raccoons!!!
Piggy Doodle
Sick kids
Marketing Christianity:  Last Supper Coffin
ASPCA free materials for educators
The Poetry of Donald Rumsfeld
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
An unfortunate Event with a bully Cop
political cartoon
Journal Jar:  First Job
aftershave made from cow urine
Dog Powered Scooter
Homeschooling resource:  Snowflakes
NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM CLASS & the rest ofthe day
Prayer to avoid hurting others
Marketing Christ:  Yes, Timmy....
Cutter died
Happy Easter
No Dysfunction Junction
Favorite entries from early 2004
Duckie vibrator
Pillows made from your dead pet
Things that make us laugh
My wise advice :  Being happy
Marketing Christianity: clothespin crucifix
upcoming NOVA on the tsunami
Beautiful Native American prayer for Women
Shelby Lynn: the shameful secret:  she was named after a car!!
Fun Quiz by the ABC
hand painted toilet seats...
April's Teach with Movies Day at Melodies house
Academics
Are you normal?  Quiz
When the family skeletons come out of the closet to play
Snoop Dog's shizzolator
School shooting
A Turkish Saint Patrick's Day Dinner
We meet an "autistic" child at the Aquarium
The Dead Horse stamp arrives
We visit Cincinnati Ballet backstage
Birthday calculator  :way cool
Lobster Liberation
Tiara Time has arrived
Reverse Paintings
Another Homeschooling resource:  Beliefnet Prayer of the Day
Irish blessing
Who is your Disney Alter Ego?
Marketing Christianity:  tshirts
book review:  Why Paint cats
Daily Buzzword:  a valuable homeschooling tool
Murdered little girl found.
cages for our wee beasties
Quilting circle
Top O' the morning to thee!
Amazon Review of the Secret of Roan Inish
Peter Pan Ballet tour and rehearsal on Monday!
Marketing Christianity:  WWJD for a Klondike Bar?
What disgusts you?  BBC  Psychology quiz
Piggies!!
Kentucky Sex Offender Registry
Funny Email from The Perfect Uncle Dave
Poem for my daughter's birthmother
Tarantulas as pets
Venturing out into the World
2 year anniversery of the war
Marketing Christianity: chocolate Jesus
Cincinnati Nature Center Free Mondays!
Homeschool Day at King's Island
The GS Pinata Cookie
Upcoming Homeschool Egg Hunt
Marketing Christianity: The Blessing of the Umbrellas
House Finch Nest Survey
Invasion of the Body Snatchers
Kitty's Feng Sshui Horoscope
Mercury in the evening sky
Mandy's Horse Question of the Day
Magic Squares
Re-emergence
remembering mortality
Marketing Christianity:  Mad Magazine
Sick'n a dog
Save a Spider Day
Vegetarian intestines
What rejected crayon color are you? (Thanks sugar!)
Nursing Pictures Posted just for Andi   LOL
Finding your way:  compass class on Thursday
I am against the INVASION of IRAQ  NOT our soldiers!!!
ROFL   thanks Uncle Dave, I needed this!
I love my dead fish, Mommy
Letting wounds scab over
Next Girl Scout meeting
St. Patricks Day resources
MY MOTHER IS A TWISTED NUTCASE....SIGH...
Family estrangements and Aikido
Woman parachutes and goes into labor
Strawberry Shortcake Animal Site
Spotted Salamanders Search
African prayer of peace
Marketing Jesus: Flogged Jesus and the White Tiger?  Huh?
The Peter Potty---or "real men" don't sit
Washing the skunk
Sometimes I wish I were Canadian
Superflu
US no longer will execute teenagers
Upcoming homeschooling events in March
Educational Videos  (yawn  :-)
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Monday, March 28, 2005
1:38:00 AM EST
Feeling Sad

Cutter died


Bill Gates has declared American high schools "obsolete." In a Feb. 26 speech to the National Education Summit on High Schools, he said "our high schools - even when they're working exactly as designed - cannot teach our kids what they need to know today."

 

I've put off writing this entry. It seems too sad to put it down on "paper" and writing it down makes it real.  Cutter died a few days ago. He was such a young healthy horse, it is hard to believe he is gone.

Poor Kitty.

She has lost three horses in the past year and a half.

The girls are so sad.  I had thought we would get to watch Dee show him and make him a champion.  He was a true beauty, with his huge bright eyes and his "Look at Me" attitude. There is nothing quite like an Arab, and he was special.

I will miss him.

The boarding stable where we leased Zach and Moses had no Arabians, so Cutter was the first purebred Arabian Mandy and Tabby had ever known. They are quite special--like Greyhounds, they have thousands of years of specialized breeding and close contact with humans, and it makes them bright, high strung, and responsive.

Shelby was just a tiny toddler, and Cutter would lower his head over his stall door to wuffle at her hair.

Kitty will have a huge herd at the Rainbow Bridge. 



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