Additional Articles
National center specializes in explosives training
Recognized primarily for its work in space and missile research, it is not commonly known that Redstone Arsenal is also home to the main explosives training facility for the federal government. Read more...
Worker's innovative approach leads to award
Aviation and Missile Command human resource specialist Roger Kitchen has been recognized by the ROI Institute for outstanding work in measurement and evaluation, as part of their 2012 Awards of Excellence. Read more...
Townsend looks forward to whole new world
Lead AMC Integration Support Office employee Maxine Townsend has spent the past four decades as a mentor to those around her, both professionally and in the community at large. On April 25, co-workers and friends will honor Townsend at a retirement ceremony celebrating her 41 years of service. Read more...
Easy and Heartfelt Valentines Gifts
Last February, I wrote about being crafting-challenged in a DIY world. I am back this year with more Valentine ideas for those of you who can’t work a glue gun and whose paint projects always seem to go terribly awry. You are my people. Read more.....
Storage Wars in the Rocket City
The holidays are behind us and if you are like me, the photo above is now your reality. Read more.....
Easy No-Carve Pumpkin Tutorial, My Foot!
Confession: I am a Halloween Weenie. I do not like scary movies, haunted houses, or pumpkin guts. I was the child who always dressed up as happy characters for Halloween: the Happy Witch…..the Happy Pirate…..the Happy Crayola Crayon. OK, that last one might be a bit redundant. Read more.....
Raising a Miniature Absent-Minded Professor
It was a rough summer morning recently around the old homestead. First, let me back up. For my oldest son's seventh birthday, our sweet babysitter took it back old school and gave the boy his very own Game Boy handheld video game device. He has been physically attached to it ever since. A few days after his birthday, my scatterbrained son stumbled down the stairs and asked me where his Game Boy was. I had not seen it, so I proceeded to channel my mother circa the mid-1980s, and I advised him to retrace his steps to find it. Read more.....
National center specializes in explosives training
Recognized primarily for its work in space and missile research, it is not commonly known that Redstone Arsenal is also home to the main explosives training facility for the federal government. Read more...
Worker's innovative approach leads to award
Aviation and Missile Command human resource specialist Roger Kitchen has been recognized by the ROI Institute for outstanding work in measurement and evaluation, as part of their 2012 Awards of Excellence. Read more...
Townsend looks forward to whole new world
Lead AMC Integration Support Office employee Maxine Townsend has spent the past four decades as a mentor to those around her, both professionally and in the community at large. On April 25, co-workers and friends will honor Townsend at a retirement ceremony celebrating her 41 years of service. Read more...
Easy and Heartfelt Valentines Gifts
Last February, I wrote about being crafting-challenged in a DIY world. I am back this year with more Valentine ideas for those of you who can’t work a glue gun and whose paint projects always seem to go terribly awry. You are my people. Read more.....
Storage Wars in the Rocket City
The holidays are behind us and if you are like me, the photo above is now your reality. Read more.....
Easy No-Carve Pumpkin Tutorial, My Foot!
Confession: I am a Halloween Weenie. I do not like scary movies, haunted houses, or pumpkin guts. I was the child who always dressed up as happy characters for Halloween: the Happy Witch…..the Happy Pirate…..the Happy Crayola Crayon. OK, that last one might be a bit redundant. Read more.....
Raising a Miniature Absent-Minded Professor
It was a rough summer morning recently around the old homestead. First, let me back up. For my oldest son's seventh birthday, our sweet babysitter took it back old school and gave the boy his very own Game Boy handheld video game device. He has been physically attached to it ever since. A few days after his birthday, my scatterbrained son stumbled down the stairs and asked me where his Game Boy was. I had not seen it, so I proceeded to channel my mother circa the mid-1980s, and I advised him to retrace his steps to find it. Read more.....
Guest Blogging
Warthan Farms Photography
Today I want to talk about the importance of quality wedding photography. I learned this valuable lesson the hard way, as I am apt to do with most life lessons. Read more.....
Warthan Farms Photography
Today I want to talk about the importance of quality wedding photography. I learned this valuable lesson the hard way, as I am apt to do with most life lessons. Read more.....
So Much To Say
Hello! I am very excited to be guest posting for my friend Colleen. Colleen and I are two peas in a pod. She is the Bostonian attorney pea and I am the Tennessean yoga instructor pea. See? Exactly the same. Read more.....
Hello! I am very excited to be guest posting for my friend Colleen. Colleen and I are two peas in a pod. She is the Bostonian attorney pea and I am the Tennessean yoga instructor pea. See? Exactly the same. Read more.....
Reinvented
Hello! I am so thrilled to be guest posting for Kimm today. My name is Katie, aka Yoga Gal- I write an odd little blog about all sorts of things.....decorating, basset hounds, music, and maybe a little yoga every once in awhile. Today, I wanted to talk about a popular subject in the Decor Blog World right now- sprucing up for spring. Read more.....
Hello! I am so thrilled to be guest posting for Kimm today. My name is Katie, aka Yoga Gal- I write an odd little blog about all sorts of things.....decorating, basset hounds, music, and maybe a little yoga every once in awhile. Today, I wanted to talk about a popular subject in the Decor Blog World right now- sprucing up for spring. Read more.....
