I remember the first 9/11 like it was yesterday, sitting at a window-facing cube at Tufts Health Plan. Company closed early for the day and then I headed home to the Shaghaus, or old apartment near Brandeis ( Read more... )

I've been enjoying the cooler air, getting excited about fall. I love summer 'stuff' but hate the heat. Fall is surely my most wonderful time of the year. I do regret not getting to the drive-in yet this season, though we still have some time. We only made it to the beach once. We did enjoy our neighborhood spray park a good deal. And walked ( Read more... )

I went to my last Thursday drop in group at Newton Wellesley Hospital (lactation support) and talked with Sherry (consultant) about what Beth (Isis Consultant) said. The two of them go way back, and Sherry said that Beth is the best and she'd support whatever advice she had. Except for her bottle suggestions - she suggested a breastflow bottle ( Read more... )

My last planned day at work is a week from tomorrow (1/13). I have never taken this much time off from a job, as long as I've been working in a taxpaying capacity (age 14). Brian asked me the other day how that felt, and at this point I just can't grasp it. I'm sure that the time is going to fly by ( Read more... )

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A fresh hair trim ( Read more... )

I just signed up for this http://mhdc.memberlodge.org/fallworkshop/agenda .

Forbes lists Simmons as in the top 10 http://www.forbes.com/2009/08/12/womens-colleges-student-forbes-woman-leadership-graduate.html

A very yummy, totally homecooked dinner ( Read more... )

Does anyone know how to get this kind of functionality http://help.pop.psu.edu/help-by-software-package/sas/lag-and-dif-functions in an MS Access query? Access will take some VB and SQL script, but I'm not able to get anything out of it using ( Read more... )