Memorial Day at Madingley American Cemetery Cambridge
Originally uploaded by Snapperz.
Madlingley American Cemetery in Cambridge, England set of photos by Tony Margiocchi.
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musings on various topics, comments on websites and blogs that I've found, with photos and other random stuff that doesn't take too long to type
Christmas songs
- Silent Night by Sarah McLachlan
- O Holy Night by Harry Connick, Jr.
- The First Noël by Joan Baez
- God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen by The Nylons
- The Secret of Christmas by The Nylons
- You're All I Want For Christmas by The Persuasions
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links
- Blogs By Women.Org
- Blogging glossary
- BoingBoing: a directory of wonderful things
- Daily Luxe's list of blogs
- Found Magazine
- Fresh Yarn: the online salon for personal essays
- Frogstar: fun stuff - well presented
- Future of the Book
- Google News
- Grist - a beacon in the smog
- I.Q. Test
- KDHX Radio
- Lotsa A Cappella
- MB's Blogalicious (my photoblog on LiveJournal)
- Poetry Daily
- Straight Dope - by Cecil Adams
- Urban Legends Reference Pages
- Word Spy
- "Women who blog"
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about the blogger
- MB
- St. Louis, Missouri, United States
- MB loves to sing but is not a soloist. She's a good dancer, an excellent speller, and an avid photographer. Most of her clothes are bought at the thrift shop. She had an old car and (had) an old dog. Now pet-free and using public transportation. Reads mostly memoirs and books about language, enjoys living alone, though if she had more money she'd hire a maid to clean up the place more often. MB has lived in Memphis and in New Jersey, but has been in St. Louis, Missouri since 1976. One of her friends told her she "eats like a Jersey Mule".
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final words
"...because it's there"
I recently renamed this blog from something a little bit racy to something quite bland. I'll see if doing so might reduce the number of spammy links in the comment section.
1 comment:
I see you haven't blogged in a while but I just wanted to tell you that the picture with all the headstones made me feel so sad. So many lives wasted and for what? A monument to man's inhumanity to man...
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