Here’s a new life lesson: If you happen to be getting ready for your first IVF cycle and have a blog, do not post anything about it unless it works. Especially if it’s anywhere within 100 feet of Christmas. I know you will be hopeful and scared and wanting to include everyone, but don’t. JUST [...]
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January 14th, 2010 - 11:53 am § in Home
Best Posts of 2009
December was rough. Really, really rough, and that’s the truth. Somehow it didn’t seem in the holiday spirit to write about it. So I didn’t. But I will. Shortly. Since all that ‘quietness’ last month made it seem like I never write at all, I went through my archives the other day to see wh[...]
December 28th, 2009 - 7:21 am § in Home
Holiday Wishes More Cunning than Turnips
Christmas at our house has been a minimal affair this year, due to the whole IVF project…thing. In appreciation of my weird sense of humor, Mom sent a copy of Black Adder Remastered. Trav got me a knife sharpener and a can opener to replace the three prehistoric pieces of junk I bought this year; [...]
December 5th, 2009 - 11:47 pm § in Home
Keeping up with the Past
Early this year I created a facebook group for my family, the John A. Adams family. It is by far, one of the biggest reasons I love facebook so much. In the last 9 months I have ‘spoken’ with more of my relatives more frequently than I have in the last 12 years. Which has [...][...]
Thankful for You and You and YOU
Giving Thanks from Jules Maas on Vimeo. [...]
November 20th, 2009 - 2:15 pm § in Crazyland
Box of Hope and Hell
I’m working on a recap that’s gotten bigger than I ever intended, and I’ve quickly realized that I’m not going to be able to post it today. So until Monday, I’m just going to leap to the end of that “Things I’ve Been Up To Since August” list and shout out the biggest topic on [...][...]
It’s a little goofy. It doesn’t really have a ‘theme’. It’s just whatever I'm thinking about today. Most often, it involves my very geeky tendencies and job planning events. Sometimes it’s silly, sometimes it’s serious and sometimes it’s sad. 
