Why didn't i think of that?

Evernote is a company that organizes all of your files on your computer (photos, music, notes, etc) and syncs them across all your devices. A rather simple concept, but one many of us don't have time to accomplish.

Argh, there went another work at home business option. What about Yoga classes online? Film them allow members to access them from their work computers. Now I just need to learn Yoga.

Snow-bama Day

Inauguration day at the Todd house + Snow Day NC style.

Recent Outings

In Florida...

It makes me wanna dance

Stop moving, smile, don't squeeze your brother

Well, I tried to take some photos...

Eh

I talk so much about Hope and her struggles that my friends here in North Carolina follow her progress. Sitting with A in the library and trying to write papers that seem so trivial, A keeps telling me about what other people have written about Hope. She follows the blogs, too. I realize then, that I have yet to write anything. I suppose it stems from my worry that...eh, nevermind.

Mason at school

Chugga, chugga

So maybe this has been my problem. Wandering through texts of previously unknown content, I have been tested repeatedly and found, upon self-reflection, to be inadequate. On the drive to teach my final class today, I listened to an old mixed cd, one that I can only assume I made in Omaha. A consistent theme ran through the songs, badass. Perhaps it was the Midwest, mustang-driving persona I inhabited for a short time, but it was there. I must have been very sure of myself. I haven’t listened to a cd in the car in ages and I mistakenly turned it up after sliding the cd in, thinking that the volume was low. Static, then….blaring Rob Zombie. Wow, what must the neighbors have thought? They don’t seem the Zombie type.

Back from Savannah

I had a successful conference trip to Savannah this weekend. I hate that I missed out on a few days of the conference, but family is just as important as work. Besides, I did network and chair a conference session. Tina and her friend Aleksa met us in Savannah and that was interesting. I think Tina did some networking too. We got to go to a low country boil and meet some fantastic people. Now I'm back home and freaking out over the massive amount of work I have to do. Which is, of course, why I'm on my blog instead of working...