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Boston and environs
Next week I get to accompany my hubby to the American Library Association conference in Boston, under the guise of being his Seeing-Eye Wife. Coincidentally, that happens to be where many of my seventeenth century ancestors fiddled around with the idea of creating an anti-monarchy ( Read more... ) -
Call for panelists for Pantheacon 2010
Are you planning to go to Pantheacon (the huge 4 day pagan conference in San Jose, CA- Feb 12-15)? My husband and I are putting together a panel about Pagans with Disabilities. (called "A Different Perspective ( Read more... ) -
Amazing
Waterfall of Fire
www.flickr.com/photos/jeffreysullivan/2299280744/in/set-72157607250033862/
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Twenty Four Hours in Iran
Twenty Four Hours in Iran ( Read more... ) -
Adventures in Spelling
Found this while reading reviews of mp3 players, at least he got the word MOWING right ( Read more... ) -
The U.N.'s World Digital Library
making the rounds of Librarians is this great new resource as reported in Time magazine ( Read more... ) -
spring growth
this season has been one of working on my body, working on myself, working on my garden ( Read more... ) -
on becoming public
I'm a fairly reclusive person. My favorite day is one in which I hear the beautiful sounds of silent humanity... which is to say no humanity. I love the sound of the house creaking, the wind in the trees, the buzz of nature ( Read more... ) -
re research for the article for Huginn
I've come to the conclusion that the information I collected a couple months ago for the article for Huginn didn't come up with a definitive conclusion, based on the 30 or so people who participated in it ( Read more... )