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May. 17, 2008

Free Music Downloads


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I am never sure about what is legal and ethical when it comes to downloading music off of the computer.  Of course I do not want to knowingly do anything that is even slightly suspicious.  So I have chosen to stay away from the various music sharing sites.  However this site offers somewhat free music downloads.  It does not cost any money to download.  It is a unique survey company.  When you fill out the surveys that they have you are compensated with your choice of music downloads.  They have all the latest music in their library.  This company has paid the royalties for the music and that is why we do not need to.  So if you are interested you can Get Free Music From MPFree.com.  They have over 750,000 songs available.  You do have to register when you get to the site, but you never have to give any credit card information. 

*Kristie*

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May. 16, 2008

Chief Pontiac


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Robert Green is back in action.  He had undertaken the task of recording himself telling very interesting stories.  I hadn't heard from him in a while so I was happy to see him back again after taking a break.  His newest story hits kind of close to home for me.  Being from Michigan and all I found this audio story to be interesting.  If you don't already know, we have a city named after Pontiac nearby.   Anyways go ahead and download it Here.

This is the story of Chief Pontiac read from the book This Country of Ours by H. E.  Marshall.  Some of you homeschoolers will already be familiar with this book.  We used it several years ago with Kalene.  It is very well done.

*Kristie*


May. 16, 2008

More Tech Talk


Posted in Random Thoughts

Upon further investigation of the site I mentioned before, I found out that they have an abundance of articles related to having your own site.  I am thinking it might even be a dangerous place for me to hang out because I could easily lose all track of time.  They have articles about things I really want to know, and things I really need to know.  They even have articles about things I have never even heard of like linux web hosting.  What the heck is that?  Or for that matter colocation hosting?  Well anyways I am sure there is more information packed in this site than I could possibly need.  But this is just another one of the sites that have caught my attention lately.

*Kristie*

 


May. 16, 2008

Freebie Friday


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It's Freebie Friday and do I have some great treat in store for you!  There's a little something for the guys and a little something for the girls. 

 So head on over and check them out.

*Kristie*


May. 16, 2008

Check Out My New Place


Posted in Random Thoughts

Well I suppose it is time to let the cat out of the bag.  If you did not catch it in my last post, I have started another blog.  It is called This Side of Eternity

There are a couple reasons that I did this.  One is I started having some technical difficulties with my template.  I'm not sure what has happened, but I can no longer save anyhthing I do with my template.  So if you're wondering why my calendar graphic is stuck on April, now you know.  Also I still want to keep this blog for all of my homeschooling friends.  But I am using my other blog to learn more about bloggin and website and stuff like that. 

I am having a blast learning as much as I can about having a site on the internet.  Things from dedicated servers to all the different options that you can use for your sites.  It is fun to play with it all.  I fam finding however that I spend way too much time reading everyones sites and how they do things.  Some of it can be a little overwhelming.  But site like these help me sift through it all. 

At any rate, I won't be going anywhere.  Just expanding my blogging world a little.  If you do stop on over and check out my new site I would love it if you left me a comment to let me know what you think.

*Kristie*


May. 15, 2008

David's Swearing In


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Well we saw my brother in law off yesterday. He is now "officially" in the Navy. It was kind of bittersweet to see him go. On the one hand there is a bit of concern for all he will endure. And on the other hand I am so proud of his choice to do this very brave thing for us.
I was surprised by how many young men and women were there waiting to go. I was even more surprised and saddened by how many of them were completely alone. I overheard one of the guys saying that their mom didn't even know that he was shipping out that day. It just reinforced the call to pray for these soldiers.
They passed out the coolest little camo bibles to all of the enlistees.
They were calling them their bullet stoppers. I thought that was pretty cool. Here is David showing off his bullet stopper. In case you can't tell he was trying to be very silly about the whole thing.
Here is the video of his swearing in ceremony.

*Kristie*


May. 14, 2008

I Was Stranded On An Island


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When I was little I used to love taking our boat out on the water.  We found this great little island to spend our days on.  There was rarely anyone else their.  We used to love to pretend that we were stranded on it like The Swiss Family Robinson. 

I have many great memories from those times on our island.  I found a real Indian arrowhead while exploring that island which is one of my treasured possesions to this day.  There must have been a special freighter crossing in front of that island, because every half hour we'd spot another one coming.  This was so exciting because that meant that there were going to be some monster waves!  As the freighter was passing by all of the water would get pulled out away from the shore for a good 5-10 minutes.  (This was also a wonderful time to collect shells that were normally covered bt the water.)Then after the freighter passed all the way by the water would come rushing back to its proper location. 

We used to love pretending that we were somewhere tropical like Hawaii.  We'd wait for those giant wave to start and act like we were surfers.  Of course we never had any real boards like these Liquid Force wakeboards, but that never stopped us from living in our imaginary surfin' tropical paradise where we had become stranded and totally cut off from the rest of civilization. 

Or until someone else stumbled on our paradise and wanted to play there too.  Ah... memories aren't they fun.

*Kristie*


May. 14, 2008

Wordless Wednesday


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This is my niece. I smile every time I see this picture.  So I thought maybe it would make you smile today too! If you would like to see more Wordless Wednesday entries, go here.

*Kristie*



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