12 Months of Urban Science Adventures! © A Blogging Meme Story

All the cool kids other science bloggers were doing it, so I joined in.  Here is how it works:

Post the link and first sentence from the first blog entry for each month of the past year.

So here goes:

January: Setting My New Year's Resolutions

Happy New Year! I know I have been posting less than regularly, but I assure that it is a good sign of my progress on my dissertation

February: Wordless Wednesday: Still Stalking in the Snow

The SnowPocalypse isn't all bad.

March: Honey Bees Buzz with Individuality

I'm going to do something a little extra today - present a research paper to you.

April: It's April no fooling

Wow! It's April already.

May: My Final Commencement Ceremony

I graduate next week.

June: Preparing for summer camp

Oh, I love summer!

July: Blog Book Review: Jack in the Box presents Science Kids Mini-books

I love junk food. 

August: Election Day - Vote for Urban Science Adventures! (c)

It's Election day in many parts of the United States.

September: Making Science Make Sense with Dr. Mae Jemison

On Wednesday, September 8, 2010, THE Dr. Mae Jemison spoke a room of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) educators and advocates at the state of Missouri STEM Summit presented by the Department of Elementary & Secondary Education.

October: A Wise Latina Scientist

We met in the Ladies Room near the main Auditorium at Bucknell University.

November: Snakes up close

I've got to make a confession.

December: Wordless Wednesday: Golden Life

The golden hues of autumn leaves make me smile.

It reads like a Mad Libs game. A little funny and choppy. 

But I am very happy about this year.  It's been the best, most blessed year of my life. 

Smooches to you all!