Started this discussion. Last reply by KaraC Dec 5, 2011. 21 Replies 2 Likes
Hello, I am new to the site. Live in Seattle, but originally from the UK. Already noticed that the discussions here, despite differences in opinion, don't degenerate into name calling and proof by…Continue
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Caitlyn Kennedy said… Awww! Thank you! The only downside is that my family wont stop calling me elmo :)
Michel Ménard said… Hi Kara! Thanks for the invite.
Conrad van Rooyen said… :) Thanx for the add!! I have not yet sold my son on eBay...!
Judith van der Roos said… Physics, how wonderful. I always loved physics at school and then when I did my Radiography degree I learnt to appreciate it more. I cannot understand much of it of course but I still love reading the subject where the writer has been able to dumb it down a bit to my level. I follow the CERN website and RSS feeds about the exploration of matter, personally I find it more exciting than any effort to return to the Moon or go to Mars, the real frontier is down there amongst the quarks and leptons. We try and make it interesting for our children so when they start the subject in school they will start with an appreciation of it.
Four children is not so bad, really it is all in the organisation. For a while we did consider one more but with my eye sight going we have settled for consolidation of what we have. I have a good support system of family, a wonderful housekeeper and two very good guide dogs to help ease the load.
You live in the US now, where are you from originally and what made you move to the US ?
Regards
Judith
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Bo Fowler said… It's Bo :)
Dennis Weaver said… lol Kara, thanks. :-) I don't have them anymore actually (the shades)... lol
The Doctor said… : ) I do love me some crumpets...
Hannah Cutts said… Hey, thanks for the add!
Of course I won't hold being from Derbyshire against you (but you're still a dirty southerner =P )!
Kris Feenstra said… Gladly!
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