Tag Archives: Oregon Trail

The Lasting Value of Educational Games

Posted on September 4, 2012 by Meg

Harold and I arrive in Kansas City, where recent heavy rains have closed one of the main roads. Harold mumbles something about the highway being  practically the Missouri River, after several days of rain. “Should we try to ford the … Continue reading →

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Fording The River

Posted on November 16, 2010 by Meg

Stick called today, partly to catch up and partly as just another step in the hellish process of separating ours into his and mine. I haven’t really known what to say about him here, because I still have a lot … Continue reading →

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Winning Error Message

Posted on September 5, 2010 by Meg

Got this awesome error from Digg this morning: Just don’t try to ford the river, guys. That never goes well.

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Bracing Mountain Air

Posted on April 15, 2010 by Meg

Did you see the brand-new blog category? DENVER. Because we’re in Denver now, visiting Hugo and Diana. I’ve read that Denver is on a plateau in the middle of the Rocky Mountains, but that doesn’t really describe bumping into gorgeous … Continue reading →

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