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Making sense out of the nonsensical in current events and human nature with a straightforward and respectful dialog of ideas.
UGN
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- I haven't updated this blog in years, but still refer to it now and then and occasionally re-post things that I particularly enjoyed. I hope you do too.
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Favorite Magazines
- Fast Company
- The American
- American Enterprise (defunct)
- Sports Illustrated
- Mental Floss
- Consumer Reports
- People
Where I waste my time online
Some interesting books
- Blue Like Jazz
- Rise and Fall of the Third Reich
- The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time
- Stiff
- The Winds of War
- Beowulf (really!)
- The Nurture Assumption
- State of Fear
7 comments:
Your daughter is lovely. Her eyes look like beautiful gems.
I love tree! The trees are tall and lovely. I often look at them in my yard and wonder how long they've been there.
I know quite a few have been around since slavery. If only I could speak "tree language" the stories I might hear, eh?
Thank you. I will tell her what you said about her eyes. The trees in this place have been growing for hundreds of years. It is amazing!
great photos. I love the personal feel of the photo of your lovely daughter and it is wonderful to see all the trees with beams of light shining through.
These are great shots. At first glance your daughter reminded me of your wife, but at second glance also your #1 son. Either way, beautiful!
Laura
Thanks Jon, I took a ton of pictures of light shining through trees! I didn't really get them as good as I wanted though--I am not sure what I was looking for, but I am not entirely happy.
Laura: So many think that No. 1 son and she look alike. It must be true.
Thanks, Jacer, but I try to refrain from telling her that she is beautiful. I like to tell her that she is a thinker.
Wow.. pic of your daughter is haunting. Congrats.
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