Happy Earth day. Despite all the earthly volcanic activity out there, NASA seems to have gone solar for Earth Day (http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/IOTD/view.php?id=43717), but the solar plasma eruption does put the size of our Earth into perspective. Though this other NASA image of the day (http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/imagegallery/image_feature_1645.html) does give us an amazing view of Earthly convection. See the prior two posts for Iceland volcano images.
Well, it is Tilda's first Earth day and a local baby store will be celebrating. So we'll stop by later after a day of Earth research. We planted some vegetable seeds (corn and hot peppers) the other day, hoping to be able to get something to grow at our arid southwestern-US home. That's when I pinched a nerve in my lower back, though I'm not convinced it is completely unrelated to carrying a nearly 3 month old (who is in the 90th -percentile of size for her age - according to the pediatrician peoples). These carrying devices are indispensable though; the baby bjorns, the moby wraps. Whatever variety you may have or need, the weight distribution is necessary. I typically use an older bjorn borg but I see the newer ones have lumbar support and I envy owners of them, but all the same, they help quite a bit.
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