Showing posts with label Neat Stuff. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Neat Stuff. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 12, 2008

Book Meme Let's Play

Oh fun, it is called The Book Meme and it goes as follows:
Pick up the nearest book of 123 pages or more. (No cheating!)
Find Page 123.
Find the first 5 sentences.
Post the next 3 sentences.
Tag 5 people.


The Mapmaker's Opera By Bea Gonzalez

'And because he is no good at small talk, has never bothered to learn the rules that govern high society, does not know how to engage this man on his own turf, Nelson jumps in now and begins to laud the area's birds - the motmots, the ibises, the hummingbirds, the owls and the terns. "So many precious birds," Nelson says. "Do your people know how truly lucky they are to live under this extraordinary piece of the sky?"
Don Victor nods in reply. Though he has only a passing interest in the area's birds himself, he is most pleased at a foreigner traveling from so far to admire the beauty of his region of the earth.'

I tag Debi Cates Photo A Day, Sue of Sacred Circle Mandalas, Barb of Life In The Sunshine, Enzie of World Market Portraits, and D.C. Confidential. Let's play!

Monday, August 20, 2007

Bluebird Cafe


Rima just added a new recipe over at the Bluebird Cafe so mosey on over and have a look around. Matter of fact, the Bluebird is needing recipes so if you have any laying around that you'd like to submit, just use the email function on the blog to send them to me and I will thank you heartily!

Friday, February 16, 2007

More Stumble!


I love to Stumble! Thanks for pointing me there, Audrey. Now here is a neat place that I think Debi would like. An interactive world map where you can see date-times and temperatures for any point on the map that you would choose to add. I added Lebanon and found the temperature is 54 degrees at Beirut Airport. I also added our tiny airport, Gregg County where it is a miserable 34 degrees and dropping.

Thursday, July 20, 2006

King Tut's Necklace

King Tut's necklace has something interesting in it:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/5196362.stm