i finished the sienna cardigan, sans buttons and i still have to wash it. i need to go on a thrift store search for an old sweater with good buttons or a jar full of them.
i went cross country skiing twice this weekend, but only one time really counts. i went to delaware park the first time with patty by myself. patty threw a fit and just wanted to go back to the car after only a little bit. but this was a good test of my new skis/poles/shoes because the baskets on my poles hadn't been attached very well. that was my own fault.
today we went to hunters creek (see some info here about it). this was our second time there and patty had a blast. it was fun for us too, but next time we have to plan for a longer trip to make it worth it. we're still figuring out the trails.
even after two miles of running through the snow patty isn't tired.
next time we'll have to bring one of the cameras and snap some skiing shots.
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Thanks for commenting on the question! I don't think there are any real answers, so it's great to look at the question from different perspectives. My expertise is in development and cognition mainly. So, I really enjoyed hearing the linguistic perspective. The question came up during our discussion of Thought and Language by Vygotsky. He discusses the relationship between the two fairly extensively. I'm posting a response on my blog at some point today if you want to check back ....
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