Prepping for a two week research trip -- I'm gonna keep this one short, but wanted to make sure I noted that I'd be on the road for two weeks, hopefully with at least some internet access. :)

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We've all got hobbies, and as I've mentioned before, one of mine is Genealogy. I love finding out the story of my family, my kin, where we come from and what kind of people we are.

I've recently been having a great deal of fun in the 1900 census, and figured I'd go ahead and let others know how easy it is to get tapped in to the census records:

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Lookin' forward to That Was Then tomorrow night! ;)

I missed the premiere last week, but am hopeful that tomorrow night's episode will be easy to step into and not feel like I had missed out on a lot of important story points last week.

Then again ... let's see what they say happened last week This could be the start of something fun!

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A good night on CBS.

I have to admit, JAG, the Guardian (with a wonderful performace by Andrew Lawrence) and Judging Amy all delivered and delivered well tonight!

Beyond that my day was spent working on PopArtsPlace.com.

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A Life to Di For

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The weekend...

Well, as you may have noticed, no blog entries to speak of over the weekend. I went to the Texas State Fair. I've never really BEEN to a state fair before. I went to the Texas State Fair two years ago with some friends, but they only wanted to do the auto show, and even this year I didn't go on any rides... but I saw all the famous booths where you can try and win a prize for your kid of girlfriend etc. It was my first real state fair experience.

I went to the state fair at Disneyland when I was a kid -- and I think Disneyland's state fair had more fun to it. People were enthusiastic and calling out and they all really wanted to be there -- then again, it wasn't 95 degrees out either. :) I think the weather works against the state fair of Texas! ;)

That said it was a load of fun. There are entertainers roaming around and LOTS of fun to be had!

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