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PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2003 1:06 am    Post subject: Jenna aka Belly Reply with quote
My real name is Jenna, I am 30 years old and I am tall. My interests are ever changing and currently include: evolution, human relations, systems thinking, researching a cure for anti-synthetase sydrome polymyositis and how to get a three year old to eat with any consistancy.
I have a B. Sc. with a concentration in genetics from UVic as well as a B. Mus. in Jazz performance 8o . I am better at answering questions than offering information about myself and am only posting here because Chris has pestered me day and night for months to do so. Enjoy!

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PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2003 12:40 pm    Post subject: Re: Welcome to me. Reply with quote
Welcome to the forum, Belly...

I look forward to getting to know you through your posts. I'm glad Chris kept pestering you.


WELCOME!!!

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Welcome to the board! I'm trying to figure out the eating thing with my one year old. Her pediatrician tells me that she's too skinny and I need to feed her more. I'm trying but it's a constant battle. Anyway, glad to have you here, Jenna.

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PostPosted: Thu Mar 06, 2003 12:11 pm    Post subject: Re: Welcome to me. Reply with quote
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Now that wasn't so hard was it? :b Welcome....finally. :)

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Chris, All i can say was that it was most gruelling and I may not be able to muster another post for quite some time. Of course I am always reading and taking notes so beware, there may be a quiz!
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PostPosted: Thu Apr 24, 2003 7:24 pm    Post subject: Hmm, this is now a journal.... Reply with quote
I like that idea Chris, a good way to get to know others beyond their posts. I currently have a web-log or online journal that I try and keep up with and I think I may consider linking it for those interested in getting to know me beyond my book talk posts. I plan to get more involved in the chats but I am on the west coast and chat time is my daughters bed time so I am busy reading stories. Perhaps one day we can discuss 'Where the Wild Things Are'?

hmm...it has many levels.

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I definitely think you ought to put a link to your blog on this thread. Maybe in the very first post? I like to read yours once in awhile, but I have to dig thru my favorites to find it each time.

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I am moving and as such my reading has been set aside...will i ever pick it up again? Anyways just a minor post to let you know why I am not posting.

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