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The winter, she continues
So. Other than the 15 hours of darkness a day causing me to be overly tired lately (thank god we're past the solstice), things have been pretty good lately. Did a lot of walking, a lot of work for my classes, and picked up some nifty books from the library.
On the down-side, my car's engine has a small oil leak. On the up-side, it's covered by the warranty, so I'm not going to be paying for it.
And, as a measure against the relative lack of anything useful to say today, a few links I want to remember, with pretty much no unifying theme:
- Renting vs. buying: The realities of home-ownership
- An introduction to square-foot gardening
- Copyblogger
- What the world eats -- a really cool photo-journalism series of 15 pictures: each of them is a family sitting next to all the food they eat in a single week. The photographer went to 30 different countries to do this, from Australia to Chad to Japan. It's very, very cool.
On the down-side, my car's engine has a small oil leak. On the up-side, it's covered by the warranty, so I'm not going to be paying for it.
And, as a measure against the relative lack of anything useful to say today, a few links I want to remember, with pretty much no unifying theme:
- Renting vs. buying: The realities of home-ownership
- An introduction to square-foot gardening
- Copyblogger
- What the world eats -- a really cool photo-journalism series of 15 pictures: each of them is a family sitting next to all the food they eat in a single week. The photographer went to 30 different countries to do this, from Australia to Chad to Japan. It's very, very cool.
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If you take the "what the world eats" thing literally, then some of the pictures are scary. For example:
What is that strange animal at the bottom left, and how do they prepare it? :)
Cu,
Andrew
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I assume nothing. If they put it in the picture... Heck, I'm wondering about the kid on the sofa too now. ;)
Cu,
Andrew