Our second daughter is born (2011)!

We have been blessed with another beautiful daughter, Margaret Helen, born on November 1, 2011. Arriving at exactly 7 pounds and 19 inches, she is a sweet, happy, and beautiful gift from God. We post lots of pix on Facebook, so check them out! Back to Top

The Three Nuges move to Colorado (2008)

In June, 2008 we became official residents of Highlands Ranch, Colorado, just outside of Denver. We moved because Visa decided to close its Austin office and Judy was offerred a promotion (to manager in her group) and a relocation to Denver. Though we loved living in Austin, this move made sense for us. Plus it gave us the chance to be near family (Jim's brother, Dave). Consequently, Jim got hired at Visa too, so now he and Judy work in the same office. We are enjoying settling into Colorado life and exploring our new town. We look forward to visiting the wonderful mountain resorts nearby as well! We hope you'll come visit us soon. Back to Top

Our daughter is born (2006)!

We are delighted to announce the birth of our daughter Eleanor Judith on November 8th (also our wedding anniversary)! She is beautiful, all 7pounds/7 ounces and 20 inches of her! Visit Our Family Site for more information and pictures! Back to Top

My 20 year high school reunion!

My 20 year reunion of the graduating class of Bensalem High School (Pennsylvania) was held the day after my birthday, November 25, 2006. Unfortunately I was unable to attend, having given birth to our daughter Eleanor just a few weeks prior. But it certainly has been fun hearing from old pals, such as Dave Brodecki, Chuck Dornisch, Lisa Dress, and Michael Herff, all of whom saw my contact info on the reunion website and got in touch. Any other Bensalem Owls who are reading this, I soooo wish I could have joined you for the reunion, and hope that you'll email me to say hello and tell me what you are up to! Back to Top

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• Extreme Shepherding: This is a hilarious video demonstrating what happens when no-tech meets high tech and Scottish Shepherders have too much time on their hands. Hilarious and really fun.
  
  
• The Fold School: This site shows you how to fold cardboard boxes into creative and useful origami shapes. Just download the pattern and start folding!
  
  
• The Human Clock: This site has thousands of collected photos of found and fabricated numbers, updated every minute, to show you the time in a whole new light!
  
  
• Roadfood.com: This site lets you search for all kinds of "non-franchised, sleeves-up food" along American highways, small towns, and city neighborhoods.

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