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Monthly Archives: February 2005
New vehicle in oncoming pneumonia
We had an eventful weekend, lots of ups and downs and craziness. For a while now, we have been contemplating getting a new vehicle. Not that we don’t like our 2000 Xterra, but that it is very high for Jen … Continue reading
Hunches
Back in the day, when you took a multiple choice test, your teachers/professors would say “Go with your initial guess, it's probably correct.” There is some truth to that matter, plus with other techniques at how to work those tests, … Continue reading
Website Changes
Today, I made some minor website changes to the main jenandterry.com website and my section of that site. In jenandterry, I put a current picture of Eric (January in New Orleans) along with a few webalbums that I had on … Continue reading
Mr. 3000!
Mr. 3000? What is this all about? Well, it marks a running milestone , I have logged in over 3000 miles (since 1998). I am actually at 3019, since the marathon was a chunk of miles in the ole logbook. … Continue reading
Myrtle Beach Race Report
Training Motto: Destination Knoxville As part of my training for the Knoxville Marathon, I ran Myrtle Beach since all the logistics fell into place. Here is the grade: Expo/Registration: C ; The lay out of the expo and registration had … Continue reading
Pre Myrtle Thoughts
I wanted to make sure that I updated my blog before we left for Myrtle Beach. I am not if I will update it while I am there, but I will try to get in a race report if at … Continue reading
Back from the dead
I have communed with the computer demons and have reached a conclusion. I must exorcise my old hard drive! On sunday, I went out to Best buy to purchase a 80GB HDD that after rebate would set me back only … Continue reading
Art meets Science
Another late night last night with my tutorees. I can’t really tell you how they did on their classwork, but I can tell you that I do enjoy this whole teaching gig that I have. At least the one-on-one stuff … Continue reading
Flurries
Flurries are what we had today, basically all day with some sunshine mixed in there to melt the snow. Here are some pictures of what it looked like at its peak prettiness. Don’t bother to look for the cool thing … Continue reading
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