JulieLeung.com: a life told in tidepools

On Monday, Ted and I rented bicycles for the entire family, including a trailer for Elisabeth, and went around on trails for about an hour. Our two older daughters have their own bikes with training wheels. However, this was the first time I was on a bicycle in close to ten years. I used to […]

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Catching up on blogging …here’s a post that was drafted last month… Shelley Powers wrote a thoughtful post about Foo Camp and as I went for a walk Sunday morning of that weekend on the recreational trail that runs behind O’Reilly and through parts of Sebastopol, I thought of Shelley and imagined which pictures she […]

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From Ethan Zuckerman, David Weinberger and Rebecca MacKinnon, I learned about Blog Day 2005. BlogDay was created with the belief that bloggers should have one day dedicated to getting to know other bloggers from other countries and areas of interest. On that day Bloggers will recommend other blogs to their blog visitors. With the goal […]

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Nancy White has posted links to the Katrina Help Wiki and other blogs including Deadly Katrina Susan Mernit pointed to New Orleans Met blogs, flickr tag: katrina and first hand accounts as well as Doc Searls and Jeff Jarvis’ question. This piece by Doc Searls published earlier this morning is also powerful. Robert Scoble has […]

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Chip Gibbons noted The Coming Darkness. I love summer. But this year I’m looking forward to the gray time too. Summer here in the Northwest is short and sweet. If I’m remembering correctly, we’ve enjoyed six weeks of sunny dry days, beginning in mid-July. These are the days for staining the deck and accomplishing projects. […]

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