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Incentives for Wee Geeks
When i first started blogging, I was worried that I might become just another Mommy blogger. There is nothing wrong with being a Mommy Blogger, but I had this notion that, somehow, I would no longer have interests of my own. Obviously, that’s not how it actually works. Another concern I had, as a parent …
Riding the MTA With Kids
It’s Summer time, and New York City is full of amazing and educational opportunities for kids. As a parent with kids in the City, I feel that it is my responsibility to find these opportunities, especially if they are free, and experience them with my children. I spent some time researching, and I found some …
Solar Schools Need to Happen!
Right now, thousands of parents who work in offices are enjoying nice, cool air conditioning while their children are sweltering in school. My own kids are currently in a school that only has partial A/C. My daughter is in a moderately air conditioned room, and my six-year-old asthmatic son is in a sauna. While many …
The Most Addictive Game!
Like many people, I spend a lot of time on Facebook. I like to keep up with friends and family, plan events, see links to things both informational and/or humorous, and to play games. I have always enjoyed playing games, whether board games, card games, tabletop RPGs, console games, or video games. I used to …
New projects have been envisioned!
One year, I don’t remember whether we had a Christmas tree, but I do remember helping my mom cover the entire front room with kraft paper, and making presents and ribbons and even a life-size fireplace out of paper. We hung our stockings in front of the paper fireplace. It was like the world had been magically transformed, and my Mom became a hero because she had done this. I also recall a time when she sat on the floor with me and we drew pictures on haunted houses using my huge box of crayons. My Mom is a very creative person, and the times when I was able to share the creation of things with her are cherished moments. I even remember hunting together for pinecones and then dipping them in glue and glitter to make beautiful sparkling decorations.
Maps and other exciting things!
I want to start out by mentioning that my post about books came a few days too soon, because it was just shy of the release date of No Small Bills, Aaron’s latest novel. It has only been out a few days, and has already been featured on the NOOK blog, and made it onto …
Time to Geek Out about books!
Today, for Speak Out With Your Geek Out, I would like to brag a little bit about how lucky I am. You see, I have the privilege of being married to the very talented and extremely awesome Aaron Rosenberg! Not only is he fabulous in all the ways a spouse should be, he is also …
The Whirlwind that is Summer
As mentioned, I was planning to have guest bloggers all Summer because, naturally, it is a very busy season. It turns out that it is a very busy season for everyone, because several people have had schedule upheavals and weren’t able to send me their promised posts. No worries! I imagine there will be a …
Zombies!?
I mentioned earlier that I had written an article about police preparedness in the event of zombie attacks, so I should also tell you that this led to a guest spot on the Chronic Rift Podcast in October 2009. I was part of a roundtable discussion with Jim Salicrup, Dr. Arnold T. Blumberg, and Jay …
The Steubenville Trigger
Jenifer Rosenberg ♦ March 20, 2013 ♦ Leave a Comment
In the wake of the media circus surrounding the Steubenville rape case, people are taking notice of the way our culture treats rape. There are now many articles and blogs that talk about the case, what it means for our society, and what should or shouldn’t be done. If you are here reading this blog, …
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