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Finding Our Way Through the Maze: Of Curriculum and Lesson Plans

Occasionally my Type O personality gets me in trouble but when it comes to Drue’s schooling, I think we’ve found enough justification for my OCD.   I’ve been on the edge of education for over a decade now and have seen second and third hand what teachers experience but it is nothing like being responsible for developing and planning my own curriculum for the first time.  I am so grateful for my job experience with a wonderful organization whose ongoing mission is to support teachers with best practices in K-12 education and then shares all that good knowledge with the educato  Read more >

Today is my birthday… dah duh duh duh duh… it’s YOUR birthday too, y’all Giveaway!

Wow, I cannot believe I’m 37 today! I mean, technically I’m 36 until 3:37 this afternoon but for the sake of semantics, we’ll go ahead and refer to me as being the big 3-7! I swear there are moments when I feel what 16 was supposed to feel like (you know, world is full of promise, a box of chocolates and all that jazz) but didn’t when I actually was 16.  I certainly don’t feel 37 and I really, really hope I don’t look 37.  If I do, lie to me and do the whole “Wow you don’t look a DAY over 32!  Read more >

What do YOU do for fun?

Spending the last two years building a business and orchestrating a move from Virgina to California meant work/life balance was the first of many things to fall right off the priority list. After a year in California, I've observed that work/life balance is a way of life out here and decided to fight my Type A, work-a-holic, east coast paced instincts and just go with it. Back in 2009, I was inspired to write a 101 things in 1001 days list.  Read more >

Halloween to Hoochie-ween (and really not much in between)

Shopping for Halloween costumes with my tween is akin to getting a root canal. I've never had a root canal but I know people who have and they never emerge from the dentist's chair smiling. In fact, they often look like they are caught in that place between sheer, outright pain and Novocaine and it's not a good place to be. And that's the look on my face after visiting multiple Halloween stores and Party City. Because Drue is tall, she no longer fits into child-sized costumes. While they still fit her width-wise, length-wise we're already in trouble. Long dresses and skirts hit her mid-knee and anything mini is micro-mini on her long body. And Drue wearing micro-minis is something I'm not prepared to deal with since the moment she emerges in one, Jason starts googling words like "gun store" and "shotguns". Really, though, all I want is some transition for tweens and teens that meets somewhere in the middle between child sizes and slutty.  Read more >

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Full Name
Jeri Gloege
Member Since
September 2009
About Me: 

I am currently obsessed with my daughter's freckles, making the perfect cup of coffee, my website, finding the perfect shade of green and taking a picture of it.  I have a love/hate relationship with my hair. In 2009 I left my job and started my own company.  I am working hard to create the life I want to live. I homeschool, I bake and I blog frequently at Lifeinflux.

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Mom, Writer, Photographer and General All-around Nerd
Location: 
Palo Alto, CA
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I am an active WWF supporter and a member of the following organizations:

National Resource Defense Council
The National Association of Professonal Women
The Santa Clara Chapter of Silicon Valley Women Engineers
Marine Science Institute
The Monterey Bay Aquarium

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