Capturing bits and pieces of this wonderful digital ephemeral stream
Web, Community and Social Media Strategy for the Personal Systems Group at HP.
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Capturing pieces and plucking out bits of this wonderful digital ephemeral stream we call the internet, hoping to make you laugh or think, and if I'm lucky, leave you inspired.
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Happy Gotcha Day!
We're celebrating my daughter's 6th Gotcha Day today. I created this for her. She likes red. :)
via http://4crazykings.blogspot.com/2009/03/what-is-gotcha-day.html
"Gotcha Day, Fly Day, Homecoming or Forever Family Day is a day to celebrate the arrival of your child into his or her family. Some families celebrate the actual day their child was put into their arms, others celebrate the day they legally became theirs."
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Friday Morning Rainbow
"It's a little bit funny, this feeling inside." It's Friday morning, and I'm in a rush. There's an important budget meeting that I need to be on time for. Time ticks away and I grow anxious, waiting for my daughter to get ready. I head out of the house, open the garage door and walk out to the driveway to retrieve the paper. It's raining, and there's dark clouds overhead. Not good. Suddenly I notice that there's a shaft of light. The sun is peeking over the hills and sneaking through an opening in the clouds. I stop and notice the raindrops catch fire, glittering as they pass though the beam. A few seconds pass then "I wonder ..." and I slowly turn around. Yes! There is a rainbow. It's faint at first, but strengthens and covers the sky. I quickly head inside and get my daughter. "I have something to show you" I tell her and she quietly follows me out. "Turn around and look up." "Ooooooooh a rainbow!" Seconds pass in silence as we admire and observe. She turns and smiles at me, and we head back inside.
It's Friday morning, and I'm thinking about a rainbow. And my daughter's smile.
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