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Paul Freeman has put together a fascinating site that contains photos and descriptions of abandoned airfields from all across the US. Covering over 570 airfields located in 46 different states, this site provides … Read more
Eric and Oliver had been married 7 years when WW II called him away from his family in Leicester, England. Leaving behind his wife and 3 young children, Eric was first posted to … Read more
This thought provoking work by Mark Twain was written around 1904-5, but was not published until 13 years after he died. He had this comment regarding its’ publication: “No,” he said, “I have … Read more
I came across an inspirational site recently, one that provides food for thought, and a sense of hope, given the positive messages from the various cultures represented. The site contains Twelve Prayers for … Read more
The New Times, serving San Luis Obispo and Northern Santa Barbara Counties, has an in-depth look behind the story of one of the most memorable photographs of the american depression, Migrant Mother. Taking … Read more
Have you ever considered the world-view of an 18 year old entering college this fall? Take a look at the Mindset List compiled for the use of the faculty and staff of Beloit … Read more
Cue Elvis Costello: No, don’t ask me to apologize. I won’t ask you to forgive me … Like many folks, the thing that got to me the most was the jumpers. Once I … Read more
This interview, courtesy of Tom over at Fort Boise, is a moving look at the power of love, in the context of 9/11.
I’m a sucker for high quality, high-res satellite photos, and these are kind of timely as well: Sep 11, One Year Later, from Space
I did avoid the major media today, having no desire to re-view the images that I can see in my mind anyway. On the other hand, I did spend some time viewing different … Read more