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Toni Morton
Eccentric human, blogger, writer, designer and artist spending her days with a boy, a cat and prince charming. A stay-at-home mommy, her life revolves around bodily fluids, toys and ignoring laundry. In the inbetweens, she works creatively in the home and on the interwebs
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Genesis Moments - A Writer's Journey: Welcome Page
A writer's journey through time, space and laundry piles
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About Jamie
Blonde Mom Blog just another manic mom day HomeAbout JamieContact MeMy Nuchal Screen ExperienceReviews & GiveawaysAwards I'm a 42-year-old working mom to two girls, ages 6 and 9, desperately seeking sanity. My husband, a former beach bartender, founded MouseCalls Computer Services here in Nashville. We have one mutt, two frogs, and too much laundry. Popular Posts Toilet Parenting Fail, Gas Station Edition - 14 commentsI Need Wine And A Clone - 14 commentsLove Pencil - 11 comments7 Steps
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Blog | Sands Communications
Home About me Services Blog Contact me Links Subscribe That kind of night June 24th, 2010 · Musings I work in some funny places. Freelancing affords that kind of freedom, attached to which is the responsibility to get the work done. That has necessitated whipping out the ol' laptop wherever I can: in various waiting rooms, coffee shops, the back deck of the boat, the laundry room, the car ("Could you pull over at that Nice 'n Easy, Brian? They have wi-fi and I need to upload this
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Pop Goes the Library: The Book
Pop Goes the Library: The Book Pop at the Laundromat May', 2009 at 8:26 am · Filed under Blatant Self-Promotion, Reviews: Online From the blog Book Calendar: I spent some more time reading Pop Goes The Library by Sophie Brookover and Elizabeth Burns at the laundromat. I usually sit and drink coffee while the laundry spins. I got up to the section on technology. My favorite part of the book are the quotes from practicing librarians at the ends of the chapters. Permalink Comments Book