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Sunday, December 31, 2006

Fallen Angels

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Last night I finished Fallen Angels , by Walter Dean Myers. I didn't actually choose this book to read; a parent had complained about i...
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Saturday, December 30, 2006

Meals Eaten

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I always enjoy reading the overviews and "best of" lists published this time of year. Here's a particularly delicious one: B...

Books Read

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Lots of bloggers are posting lists of all the books they read in 2006. I don't know all of them. A lot, though. A few years ago I kept...
Friday, December 29, 2006

Finding New Blogs

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Well, new to me, anyway. Today I found this one , and specifically these posts , which brought tears to my eyes. Some more I found and am p...
Thursday, December 28, 2006

Reading Binge

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Some of the books I read to my son today: Possum Come a-Knockin' , by Nancy van Laan Cookie Soup and Other Good-Night Stories, by Michae...
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Winter

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I went to school today. I managed to stay away for a week, and today I just stopped in briefly to get a book. While I was there I noticed ...
Wednesday, December 27, 2006

Carnival #99

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School's out, but there's still a Carnival!
Tuesday, December 26, 2006

St. Stephen's Day

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Today we'll sing Good King Wenceslas , and we might have to try this version as well, which makes no sense. Here's some more infor...
Monday, December 25, 2006

Christmas Photos

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Take a look at the Christmas photos from Paris , London , and Sydney, Australia . (I wanted to show you a Christmas beach photo from a DP b...
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Sunday, December 24, 2006

The Twelve Days of Christmas

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Have you read the story about the "true meaning" of the Twelve Days of Christmas? I had read it before, and when it was shared at...
Saturday, December 23, 2006

Reading Lolita in Tehran

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Someone on an email list was asking about this book, and I dug around for my review that I wrote just over two years ago for the subscriptio...
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Colors of Christmas

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It's a multicolored Christmas this year. You can have a blue Christmas , a green Christmas , or possibly a traditional white Christmas. ...
Friday, December 22, 2006

End-of-year News Quiz

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I got the highest score yet - 9/12! Go on, see if you can beat me.
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Thursday, December 21, 2006

Gods of Noonday

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For my book club, I recently read Gods of Noonday: A White Girl's African Life , by Elaine Orr. We had a good discussion about it, and ...

Iraqi Bloggers

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The BBC links today to several Iraqi bloggers .

98th Carnival of Education

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Take a look at the the 98th Carnival of Education over at The Median Sib .
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More on Electricity

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NPR had a piece this morning about how all this light is perhaps overrated. Sure, easy for them to say. And as for our electricity, it was...
Wednesday, December 20, 2006

Electricity

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If you read yesterday's post, no doubt you were impressed by my serenity even when surrounded by small boys hitting each other with brig...
Tuesday, December 19, 2006

I'm It!

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I got tagged by Dr. Bacchus . I'm supposed to tell you five things you don't know about me. If you don't know something, there...
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Sunday, December 17, 2006

Pointless Trivia

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The Queen of England has never used a computer. And here are 99 other things that the BBC didn't know this time last year.
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I've been privileged to live in three of the world's great cities (Nairobi, Port-au-Prince and Asunción, Paraguay) as well as spending time in many others (including nine weeks in Paris as a college student). I just moved to a new city: Kampala, Uganda. I've also lived in smaller towns in three countries. In all of those places there have been difficult days, but I've never found a city or town yet where God is not, and I don't anticipate finding one in the future, either. The name of my blog comes from the song "Love is Always There," by Carolyn Arends.
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