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Monthly Archives: March 2008
Leave Doctors Alone
Okay, it’s been too long – it’s time for another post reminding everyone that, despite what the 24-hour news media and the Law & Order tv series would have you believe, doctors are good people who don’t deserve to be crucified … Continue reading
Posted in Health Care, Ramblings
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Dreams of Traveling Deferred
I wonder if I will ever be able to afford to travel through Europe again: 1 Euro = 1.575 US Dollars1 British Pound = 2.00 US Dollars(courtesy of the Universal Currency Calculator) Tack on top of the exchange rate that … Continue reading
France loses its last World War I veteran
I saw this article early this morning, announcing that the last living World War I veteran in France, Lazare Ponticelli, had died at the age of 110. He was born in 1897 in Italy and emigrated at the age of … Continue reading
Posted in News and Politics
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Revisiting Pampers diapers
After becoming a new mother, I posted an entry on this blog providing unsolicited advice to first-time parents, covering topics from breastfeeding to diapers. I had mentioned my enthusiasm for Pampers Swaddlers in that entry, and shortly after writing about … Continue reading
Posted in Baby Dodds
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