Today is my baby's first birthday. Happy birthday Melina!!! Here she was almost a year ago. And below, we have some more fun pictures of her.
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Happy Birthday Melina!!!
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- Troy Camplin
- I am the author of "Diaphysics," a poet, playwright, and interdisciplinary scholar. I am married and have a daughter and two sons. I have a Ph.D. in the Humanities, a M.A. in English, and a B.A. in recombinant gene technology and chemistry.
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- At Home With the Kids and My Ph.D.
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- Egypt's Revolution and Higher Education
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- From the Sensory Order to the Moral Order, NOMOI, pg 3
- From Trivium to Triviality
- Getting to the Hayekian Network
- Interview of Me at the Literary Lawyer
- Literature as a Game: Game-Play in Reading, Creating, and Understanding Literature
- Review of Literature and the Economics of Liberty
- Sandy Keenan: A Play
- Scientists and Engineers Need Literature
- Spiral Dynamics: An Overview: The Freeman
- Suppose There Were Food Insurance
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3 comments:
My son just turned a year old in November. I remember when we first brought him home from the hospital he seemed so fragile that I had to keep checking on him in his car seat to make sure he was still breathing. When he made it through his first year I felt a mixture of pride and relief that I will never be able to satisfactorily put into words.
Congratulations, guys. You must be very happy.
Very happy. She's been a joy since she came into the world. She delights in new ways every day.
Enjoy every day you can. She'll be grown before you know it. Happy birthday!
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