January 2011

Well, I’m sitting here watching Auburn and Oregon in the National Championship game, and there’s about five minutes left, which I figure is plenty of time for me to crank out a blog post and distract myself from the end of the game. Because THE NERVES, OH MY WORD, THE NERVES. I realize that I [...]

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WINTER WEATHER EVENT ’11

by BooMama on 9 January 2011

in Rambling

OH, people. We are in the throes of a WINTER WEATHER EVENT here in north central Alabama. So far that means that we’ve gotten about 1/4 inch of freezing rain and a light dusting of snow. But listen – that 1/4 inch of freezing rain is a big deal here. Roads are closed, and our [...]

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Not In My Future: Web Development

by BooMama on 6 January 2011

in Rambling

For the last four or five months I’ve been thinking about doing a re-design for the blog. And if that last sentence makes you think that I’m the one who’s going to be doing the re-designing, BE YE NOT FOOLED. WordPress scares the fire out of me in that regard, mainly because there have been [...]

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Blackberry Style Giveaway

by BooMama on 6 January 2011

in BlogHer Reviews

This is a compensated review by BlogHer and BlackBerry. I’ll be the first person to admit that I was initially reluctant to jump onto the whole smartphone bandwagon. I just didn’t get it, mainly because up until about 2 1/2 years ago, I barely even texted. I just didn’t have the patience to use the [...]

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A List Is The Only Thing That Will Do

by BooMama on 4 January 2011

in Rambling

1. Earlier today I posted a new $100 Visa gift card giveaway as part of a Reebok Share Your Story campaign. Just follow the link to enter. 2. Remember the painting I showed you Monday? The one that puts a huge smile on my face every single time I walk past it? Well, the artist’s [...]

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Worth Watching

by BooMama on 4 January 2011

in Faith

For the last few days there’s been a conference in Atlanta called Passion. It’s for young people from 18-25, and what I love about Passion is that it’s not a pep rally. It’s not about getting people all hyped up for Jesus and then turning them loose with nothing but a bunch of happy post-conference [...]

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