November 2006 Archives

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From back in September. (click on the pictures for larger views)

We're running out of room to put the ribbons the dogs have won. Before we start boxing them up (which will happen eventually), I thought a french memo board would work well for them. Plus there would be room to add other stuff like photos and stuff.

We put this in our mud room to hold the ribbons and pictures and stuff. Guess what? I made it! Chris picked out the fabric and I put it all together.

Now if only we'd hang the rest of our pictures...

Deb and I took Cisco and Windsor to GRREAT's 3K walk this morning.

I think whoever designed the t-shirts had a inkling about how beautiful it was going to be today! I left my house at 9:00 wearing only a short sleeved t-shirt. How weird is that for November?

The weather was gorgeous (it's in the 70s), the walk was nice and the boys were pretty well behaved.

Now you can send me an IM right from this page!

How cool is that?

Web AIM is now available and with just a few pieces of code, you can add IM to any website anywhere.

When I found it, I had to drop it on here just to see how it works. I need to spend some more time playing with it. I should be able to add visitors buddy lists too.

If you have an AIM/AOL screen name, you should be able to click IM me and send me an IM. (Right now the box appears lower on the page so you'll have to scroll down to find it. I'll have to fix it.)

We're on the wall at the National Museum of the American Indian. My mom bought a place on the wall. The Archer Family is the branch of my ancestors with Native American Roots.

Here are few more photos from my recent trip to the museum. I will have to go back and spend more time looking at the exhibits.