Oh man. I've been bad about blogging lately. I'll be better. I promise. I actually have several posts swimming in my head at this very moment. But for now, here are a couple things from Christmas.
This is my favorite picture from Christmas morning. Harper got lots of cool things, but she liked her umbrella and belt the best. Who knew?
I gave myself a little project over the Christmas holiday. I wanted to teach Harper how to spell her name. Turns out, it only took the length of one bath for her to get it. Here are the results:
Ok. That's all for now. Stay tuned for a very belated post about New Years among other things.
98% of the human genome is noncoding DNA. Termed junk DNA, this vast majority of all human DNA has no known biological function. Why would we have so much nonfunctional genetic material? Are these the instructions for superpowers that are waiting to be tapped or are they really just junk left over from millions of years of modification? I don't know about you, but I'm hoping for superpowers.
Showing posts with label Name. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Name. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Name Game
It occurred to me last night that Harper doesn't know what my name is. I asked her "Where's Elaine? Where's Elaine?". She just looked around the room. Then I asked her "Where's Momma?" and she pointed right to me. For some reason, I think that's funny.
On a side note, did you happen to see the beautiful Harper's moon last night? It was pretty cool. If you missed it last night, check it out tonight.
Friday, April 24, 2009
Science Friday - Naming Contest Edition

It's contest time again! Science Friday needs a new name. I don't want to keep ripping off the real Science Friday, and frankly, we can come up with a better name anyways. So here's where the contest part comes in. Suggest a name for my weekly science-related posts. The one I pick will receive a gift card of some sort. Put your thinking caps on, be creative, and leave your suggestions in the comment section.
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