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2010-01-12 20.33.14
Rather than daily comment on what I upload, here’s a comment:
recent photos on the right, enjoy!
New feature :--|--PLEASE COMMENT! ?
You should see on the left there 2 pictures. Those are the
most recent items uploaded to the gallery. Deann put
clouds on the walls. Stage1 of the mural is complete
Another coat of paint--|--PLEASE COMMENT! ?
Passed my Linux + xk0-003--|--PLEASE COMMENT! ?
For non nerds that means I am now a certified linux expert!
Hello! we painted finally--|--3 Commentz
This is just the primer coat, but there’s a shot of our nursery now, a few actually!
Isn’t she beautiful!
Note Deann’s maternity work jeans are actually some of mine, tightened a little with rope. LOL!
Yes we’re painting the primer coat of a girls nursery blue. It’s going to be sky.
We have stars planned & everything.
We’re going to paint scenery on the wall & hopefully animals too!!
Super duper not update--|--PLEASE COMMENT! ?
As many people know who look at my site.
Life has changed alot for Deann & I.
We bought a house, pictures on the gall2.
We got a dog. Pictures need to be uploaded.
And Deann & I are expecting.
Here’s a link to some pictures :
Click on these words
Deann made the news!--|--PLEASE COMMENT! ?
TORRINGTON — State and local health officials on Wednesday studied graphs showing a sharp spike in swine flu that dates to last week, the first sign that the second of three expected waves has arrived.
The second wave, which officially began following the end of the first wave of H1N1 infection in August, has claimed three lives, including a Litchfield County resident between the ages of 50 and 64 who suffered from other health problems. That fatality was reported to federal officials Tuesday; state Department of Public Health spokesman William Gerrish said a third death, in New London County, was reported to the state Wednesday.
Each wave is expected to last roughly six to 12 weeks, and Gerrish said the vast majority of victims recover at home. Torrington Area Health District See FLU , Page 5A
Pictured, Christina Kenyon, 32, of Torrington, was among the few people vaccinated Wednesday at a swine flu clinic run by the Torrington Area Health District. Kenyon, who is pregnant, gets a shot from nurse Karen Nugent.
From Rep Am BY JIM MOORE REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN
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