Search for #PubCampGA on flickr to find’em. I’ve already met several people in public broadcasting from Georgia and Alabama, educators from around Georgia, and some students. I look forward to meeting more people from different backgrounds. Crossposted at DV for Teachers
Category Archives: Stories
Timothy McSweeney’s Internet Tendency: McSweeney’s Recommends
I went googling for something or other and one of the links was to this. Timothy McSweeney’s Internet Tendency: McSweeney’s Recommends. I regained my sense of time after several minutes, and had only scrolled about a third of the page. This is a huge list of podcasts, books, movies, foods, music, experiences, and ideas. You’ll […]
Flatiron Rising: 1902 | Shorpy Historic Photo Archive
Shorpy posts vintage photos, with good quality and detail. Make sure to click through and look closely at the full-sized image. This is wonderful. My maternal grandmother, whom I am so happy to say I came to know pretty well, was about 2 years old in 1902—though living in Paris at the time. Having known […]
DAVID SIMON – Vice Magazine
Interview with DAVID SIMON in Vice Magazine. Thanks to JD for the link.
Making Light’s Commonplaces
Commonplaces from Making Light. Please read them all. “We are prophets of a future not our own.” (Oscar Romero) “Peace means something different from ‘not fighting’. Those aren’t peace advocates, they’re ‘stop fighting’ advocates. Peace is an active and complex thing and sometimes fighting is part of what it takes to get it.” (Jo Walton) […]
Let Us Now Praise Awesome Dinosaurs, by Leonard Richardson
Strange Horizons Fiction: Let Us Now Praise Awesome Dinosaurs, by Leonard Richardson.
Google’s Hungry Caterpillar
Google’s logo today: What’s not to like?
On the Train
An interesting commute on the train this morning. Well down the platform from where I came up, a guy was yelling and cursing at someone I couldn’t see. He stopped after I think less than a minute. I felt a little anxious and hoped it wouldn’t be a fight, but nothing came of it. I […]
Tim and Ellen!
A different Tim than me, of course. Ellen’s colleague from work, Tim Stewart, met us in Jonesborough Tennessee for a thumping good breakfast at the Blair-Moore House bed and breakfast, where Ellen and I stayed last night. Then we went to hear Sheila Kay Adams at the international Storytelling Center. (I’m on my phone now; […]
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((((( Hearing Voices ))))) MUST ADD “STORIES” CATEGORY, FOR THIS AND FOR POSTS ABOUT… STORIES.