njgeiger : MyBlogHer Profile

Recent Posts

Pets

Brittany’s fish died. I knew when she told me she got them; they wouldn’t be long for this world. My mom never let us have pets when I was growing up. Now I’m convinced it’s because she knew about the family gene. We can’t keep houseplants or pets alive. Most of my houseplants have slowly been replaced by artificial. I have a few live ones left and I try to leave them alone. The really sad thing is; some of my artificial plants are even losing leaves!   Read more >

Rush

Brittany spent the first two weeks of this semester living out of her suitcase. Western Carolina has Rush right after Christmas break and she was a one of the girls who removed themselves from their sororities to work with the girls going through Rush. They couldn’t have anything on their person or car that showed which sorority they belonged to and couldn’t live in their sorority house or have contact with their sisters during that time so they wouldn’t sway the voting for or against the Rushees.   Read more >

A Short Christmas Visit

My daughter Brittany had a month off over Christmas, but because she works at the hotel in Dillsboro, she was only home for 6 days. Both John and I were ordered to take the 6 days off to play with her and give her undivided attention the whole time.   Read more >

Look at Me!

I was recently listening to Greg Laurie on the radio and he mentioned a USA Today poll of Millennials, young Americans born after 1982, who said what they wished for most in life, is to be rich and famous. We certainly see this with You Tube and some of the crazy things that go on. But, I thought it was interesting that he related it to the fact that this generation of kids grew up with a camera in their face every time they did anything. First smile, first tooth, first haircut, first day of school, first job…   Read more >

Recent Activity

Recent Comments

Sites

Encouraging messages, favorite Bible passages, and thoughts from great Christian writers. Save us to your favorites, and come back often for daily inspiration.
Surviving the First Year! Easy meals, dinners for two, easy entertaining. Fun tips
Positive and uplifting t-shirts and gifts.
In these days of cell phones, emails and instant messages, can the nest really be empty?
Tips for brides of any age: healthy eating, meals for two, recipes, entertaining ideas

Information

Full Name
Nancy
Member Since
September 2008
About Me: 

Nancy Geiger is a freelance writer specializing in press releases for businesses and web content. She also writes about non-profits and notable people for one newspaper and has a column on parenting her college age daughter long distance in two other newspapers. In March of 2009 she added book editor to her resume.

She owns an online print on demand store, givitup, writes 4 daily blogs "What I Learned Teaching Sunday School,"  "Starting an Online Store Called givitup," "Our Empty Nest" and "A Brides Cookbook Blog" and recently published a cookbook, 'A Bride's Cookbook or Surviving the First Year' both in e-book format at http://www.abridescookbook.com/cookbook and in print form at http://www.cafepress.com/givitup.199111534
School Tags: 
iowa state university
About Me Tags: 
blogher,tips,entertainment,recipes,brides,christianity,religion
Favorite Tags: 
water and snowskiing and biking,being outdoors,friends,writing,reading,my faith

njgeiger's Followers

 

Conferences


BlogHer '12

The BlogHer Annual Conference is heading back to New York City on August 2-4, 2012! Join thousands of other bloggers, writing on every topic under the sun, for 3 days of learning, networking, and fun. Register today!

Learn more about BlogHer conferences.

Subscribe to our newsletters.
Follow our RSS feed.