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November 8, 2009
September 29, 2009
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September 28, 2009
More ACFW Conference photos
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Mabry...aren't they precious? Richard's novel, CODE BLUE, will be released by Abingdon Press in Spring of 2010.
- A picture of Gail Sattler taking a picture of me taking a picture of her taking a picture of me. got that?! Her novel, A NARROW PATH, is being published by Abingdon Press this summer.
June 26, 2009
June 16, 2009
DEADLINE post-it stop motion
more about “DEADLINE post-it stop motion“, posted with vodpod
thanks to NATALIE JOST for the heads up!
June 15, 2009
June 13, 2009
May 20, 2009
Ida’s missing a link
If you haven’t already heard or read about the latest discovery garnering more attention than the name of Adam Lambert’s hairstylist, then hold on.
Meet Ida, the transitional fossil. She’s 47 million-years-old, so right away that should bump Joan Rivers out of first place. According to Norweigan paleontologist Jorn Hurum: “This is the first link to all humans … truly a fossil that links world heritage,” Hurum said.
Ida has opposable big toes with nail-bearing tips on her fingers and toes. Judging by her fossil-photo, she would’ve been one heck of a mani-pedi client. But what links her to humans, according to the Live Science article on msn.com is a foot bone. And if she’s the reason wearing stiletto heels is a killer, she’s lucky she’s already dead.
Her gut contents included “fruits, seeds and leaves.” Nine months old and already a Volumetrics diet chick. Of course, at three feet tall, she had a lot of gut to fill.
Honestly, I’m thinking I might be a wee bit relieved God had millions of years of practice. I would hate having to shop for cute little capris and a tank top with that body.
May 15, 2009
May 3, 2009
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