Showing posts with label Megan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Megan. Show all posts
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Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Top Ten Tuesday
2 years ago, on this very date, Brian asked me to marry him. Given the chance, I'd say yes all over again!
In celebration of E-day, here are the top ten things I love about my husband...okay, I honestly couldn't really pick my top ten, so these are just ten things I love about him!:
1. He loves God.
2. He is a gentleman.
3. He puts up/goes along with my picky preferences in the kitchen.
4. He is patient and sensitive.
5. He listens well and gives great advice.
6. He trusts me and takes my advice.
7. He has the same quirky sense of humor that I do.
8. He loves me with his actions and not just his words.
9. He sings my silly songs along with me.
10. He makes the bed every morning.
In celebration of E-day, here are the top ten things I love about my husband...okay, I honestly couldn't really pick my top ten, so these are just ten things I love about him!:
1. He loves God.
2. He is a gentleman.
3. He puts up/goes along with my picky preferences in the kitchen.
4. He is patient and sensitive.
5. He listens well and gives great advice.
6. He trusts me and takes my advice.
7. He has the same quirky sense of humor that I do.
8. He loves me with his actions and not just his words.
9. He sings my silly songs along with me.
10. He makes the bed every morning.
Friday, May 29, 2009
Foodie Friday
We were camping and hiking last weekend, and I wasn't able to post anything on Foodie Friday (See Figure 1):
Figure 1. Megan, Brian, and Riley hiking at Pilot Mountain State Park :-)
So, this Friday, I want to tell you about a fabulous snack we enjoy in the great outdoors (and use to supplement many a lunch in the great indoors, too!).
Archer Farms' fruit strips are what I consider a healthy version of the fruit roll up. Incorporating enough fruits and veggies in our diet can be challenging, but these real fruit strips (primary ingredients are fruit purees and juices) make that task a bit easier. Oh, and the fact that they're organic AND sold at Target doesn't hurt either!
These quick snacks come in a number of fruity flavors, such as pomegranate, apricot, strawberry, raspberry, and tropical. I especially like they they have only 45 calories and include 1 gram of fiber (you'd be surprised at the things that SHOULD have fiber, but DON'T!), which comes out to 1 WW point. In fact, you could even eat 2 of these guys and still fall within the 1 point range. Pretty sweet, eh?
Figure 1. Megan, Brian, and Riley hiking at Pilot Mountain State Park :-)So, this Friday, I want to tell you about a fabulous snack we enjoy in the great outdoors (and use to supplement many a lunch in the great indoors, too!).
Archer Farms' fruit strips are what I consider a healthy version of the fruit roll up. Incorporating enough fruits and veggies in our diet can be challenging, but these real fruit strips (primary ingredients are fruit purees and juices) make that task a bit easier. Oh, and the fact that they're organic AND sold at Target doesn't hurt either!
These quick snacks come in a number of fruity flavors, such as pomegranate, apricot, strawberry, raspberry, and tropical. I especially like they they have only 45 calories and include 1 gram of fiber (you'd be surprised at the things that SHOULD have fiber, but DON'T!), which comes out to 1 WW point. In fact, you could even eat 2 of these guys and still fall within the 1 point range. Pretty sweet, eh?Wednesday, May 27, 2009
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Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Sweet Home Alabama
I presented my research at a meeting in Birmingham, Alabama, last week. The talk went smoothly, and I also had the opportunity to see E.O. Wilson, an Alabama-born and Pulitzer Prize winning biologist.
Along with the famous Wilson, I was also able to spend time with some more infamous characters from my days at Judson and Troy. ;)
I enjoyed a couple of fabulous dinners catching up with Christa, my good friend with whom I got my master's at Troy. Our yummy Thai meal was especially tasty! :)
I also had the chance to visit my old stomping grounds at Judson for part of the J-Day activities. The President's Home and Jewett Hall were beautiful as always...
Along with the famous Wilson, I was also able to spend time with some more infamous characters from my days at Judson and Troy. ;)
I enjoyed a couple of fabulous dinners catching up with Christa, my good friend with whom I got my master's at Troy. Our yummy Thai meal was especially tasty! :)
I also had the chance to visit my old stomping grounds at Judson for part of the J-Day activities. The President's Home and Jewett Hall were beautiful as always...
...and I can't forget the wonderful place in which I spent MOST of my time--the science building!
Of course, it's not the bricks and mortar that are the stuff of memories, but rather it's the people. It was so great to hang out with my girls, Laura and Polly Ann!
Of course, it's not the bricks and mortar that are the stuff of memories, but rather it's the people. It was so great to hang out with my girls, Laura and Polly Ann!
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