From A Dover Window 1990

My mom took this photo while in England on an orchestra tour with my brother, in 1990. I love it.

Lunch with Linda

Today 'the gals' from work went out to lunch for Linda's birthday. This is not where we ate, but the little old laundry on El Camino next door to our restaurant. I like the colors. Lunch was good, too.

Mercy Corps in Haiti

Mercy Corps has uploaded new photos of their 'Cash for Work' program in Haiti. These photos are from their Facebook page. Laundry and sweeping never looked so beautiful.

Work and Dissapointment

I should be re-writing the new outline and thesis statement to send to my adviser. I had it all done. Then I lost it. (Dang.) But instead of getting back on that horse and riding that bicycle until I'm home, I'm moping. And disappointing myself and everyone else. (I know you're watching.) Maybe I better get over myself.

You know what they say: Human beings share over 50% of our DNA with bananas. Get over yourself.


(Apparently Steve Jones, Professor of Genetics at University College, London is credited with stating this information.)

(Image Courtesy of Church of the Banana (http://www.churchofthebanana.com))

(This is only a Laundry Songs content blog because my thesis is about Laundry. Sort of.)

Some Days You Just Get Lucky

Click on the image for a larger view of this spectacular photograph.

Medicine and Motherhood

I'm not sure how this relates to laundry, but the mixture of motherhood, art, humanities and medicine about perfectly describes my life. I love this blog I've found called Literature, Arts and Medicine Blog, from NYU. I found the blog through another blog, called MedGadget, which is currently hosting awards for best medical blogs. Of course, Stanford Medical School has a blog, Scope, which is a finalist in the Best New Medical Weblog category. Could this be another interpretation of the term "going viral"??


Since Scope's current article is about antidepressants and lactation, that definitely qualifies as a Laundry Songs topic. More art coming soon (when I'm not working...)

Stanford researcher urges universities, businesses to offer benefit to pay for housework

Stanford researcher urges universities, businesses to offer benefit to pay for housework

I'm sorry, I just think this is strange. This is not what we mean when we talk about work life balance!

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