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So Far So Good

March 10, 2009 Kim Tracy Prince 3 Comments

Quick update: my cubicle is green, not gray. The people there seem pretty cool. There is a coffee maker and even some snacks. If I turn around and crane my neck I can see out the window to the sky. I like my boss, she has pretty hair. And there is the requisite Funny Guy who walks around spouting non sequiturs, which I love. Today’s choice: “Rock ’em Sock ’em Robots!” Also, I have seen a total of four different small dogs at the office.

Both days, they all invited me to join them for lunch.

Not the dogs. My coworkers.

Oh, and the work is fine. I work on a Mac which takes adjusting because my laptop is a PC. I tend to talk to myself, or to the footage I’m watching, so I can only imagine what my coworkers think when they hear me randomly say things like “This guy is dead meat,” or “Duh! Yes that’s a channel set diamond!”

Back to regularly scheduled ruminations and family photos soon.

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  1. Whit says

    March 11, 2009 at 8:34 AM

    They will know you’re crazy soon enough

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  2. Parentopia Devra says

    March 11, 2009 at 8:29 PM

    I talk back to my answering machine and my voicemail. I should visit you at work and check my voicemail. Your coworkers heads would explode.

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  3. Tina says

    March 13, 2009 at 2:39 AM

    Sounds interesting. When do I get to know what show it is?

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So Far, So Good

December 24, 2007 Kim Tracy Prince 5 Comments

This Christmas I am doing my best to lay a good foundation of family traditions for the years to come. The most important thing, I believe, is to instill in my children a good value system and that comes into great focus at Christmas time. I may seem like a Scrooge with this idea but I think it will pay off if Stewart and I are consistent with them. I wrote about it in my latest Mommy Times column – go check it out!

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  1. Lisa says

    December 25, 2007 at 2:43 AM

    Great article! I often fuss about the cost of cell phones and internet and cable… like you, things that my parents never paid for because they simply did not exist. And then, like you, I imagine getting through a day without Sprout and it seems money well spent 😉

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  2. Anne (fka Mom Underground) says

    December 25, 2007 at 3:59 AM

    I applaud your thinking! I do wonder if eventually the relatives will feel slighted that their presents are being appropriated as Santa’s presents and they get no “credit” for having thought of their nephews, etc. Or is this just a solution for the years when the boys really don’t know the difference?

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  3. Mama of 2 says

    December 26, 2007 at 12:55 AM

    I commend you Kim. I think your way of handling the whole way too many presents issue is to be applauded.
    I wish I had started the tradition long ago that my children would receive 3 gifts only like baby Jesus did eons ago.
    Things have just gotten too out of hand and I am desperately feeling the need to reign it all in.
    I hope you had a wonderful holiday with your husband and your kids.

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  4. Auntie Lisa says

    December 26, 2007 at 9:14 AM

    I will never think you are a scrooge and I hope that Kyle enjoyed his advent calendar.
    See you soon

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  5. MomHOP says

    January 2, 2008 at 12:03 AM

    As I sat watching “Santa Claus is Coming to Town” for the upteenth time (how many years has it been?)by myself, I was struck by the notion that at Kris Kringle’s wedding ceremony in the forest, he and his wife left “a token of love” for each other under a decorated tree. So my plan for next year is to give ONE token of love to my husband and adult children and concentrate on the grandchildren within reason…and besides celebrating the birth of Christ, it’s family time, which was the whole purpose of spending the holiday in California.
    Happy New Year everyone!

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