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Art in All of Us: Sharing art with the world {Gadling}
Jul 22nd 2009 9:43AM Kraig,
On a search for art related posts, I came across this one again. Quite uplifting and I'm glad you discovered the project. I'm passing it along to people I know who are using the arts to work with troubled kids and young adults.
Jamie
Travel read: 101 Places You Gotta See Before You're 12! Here are 10. {Gadling}
Nov 13th 2008 9:00AM Your trips with your child sound fantastic. You can check another off the list. A large sand dune is one of the items. I'd say the Sahara fits that one. Thanks for adding your experiences to the mix.
Joe the Plumber's Lucas County Ohio: There are decent things to do there. How about a corn maze and Toledo? {Gadling}
Oct 17th 2008 3:36PM Devin, thanks for the what else to see in Toledo addition, particularly the food mentions. I'm scouring Ohio for any places of interest to eat. The restaurants at the docks are a good tip.
Revisiting the Milagro Beanfield War {Gadling}
Jan 22nd 2008 12:36PM Great John.
I always think that landscape influences what makes people tick so it will be interesting to see what you come up with. I have slight movie obsession and always am interested to see what others like. Hey, did you ever see Smoke Signals or Pow Wow Highway?
Seeing old things in new ways {Gadling}
Jan 20th 2008 7:53PM Very, very cool, Martha. You make me want to get out my camera again and get serious. If you ever want a photographer's grand experience, head to New Mexico and go to the various ruins. Like the Eiffel Tower, they appear over and over again in photos, but there is always something wonderful to shoot.
World's largest snow globe {Gadling}
Jan 16th 2008 12:03PM Wow! an even larger snow globe. How marvelous.
Thanks! I wonder if Dubai will eventually have the largest? Just kidding.
Smells that evoke travel memories {Gadling}
Jan 15th 2008 10:43PM Thanks, Marilyn!
I read Jerry's essay and loved the part where he wrote about how he didn't realize after 20 years of marriage that he and his wife's tastes were different in reference to his love of the jet fuel smell and her distaste.
Where There is No Doctor: a medical handbook for everyone {Gadling}
Jan 15th 2008 10:07PM BB, your comment reminded me that I think the original audience for this book were people who worked in Latin America.
Scott, the book you mentioned also sounds quite interesting. I'll look it up.
It's swim with the manatees time {Gadling}
Jan 13th 2008 1:43PM Thanks Bobbie for the catch. Seriously, where the spelling of Tarpon Springs came from, I have NO IDEA! Something spell check doesn't catch. I'm glad you did! Changes made.
Blogger Erik McLaughlin {Gadling}
Jan 11th 2008 5:10PM Greetings, Erik
Do you know of the book "Where There is No Doctor"? It use to be given out to Peace Corps volunteers to help them stay healthy and not panic with every rash or infected wound when off in a village somewhere.
I was thinking that since you are an MD that wherever you go, there is a doctor. Just something that popped into my head.
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