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Lucas has reminded me through his post here that I haven't posted a current version of the blogroll for awhile.
Again, for those of you in late, yes, there are ways I could have a blogroll off to the side in LiveJournal, but not in this page format that I like (and not, I believe, with a free account), so I post my Bloglines list every month or so (or more, in this case).
Most of the interesting things I've discovered online in the past year have been found by going through other peoples' blogrolls, and I hope that some of these links may provide entertainment/informational value to someone else.
I apologize for not having this in an LJ cut as usual -- something is buggy this morning and no matter how many times I put the text in a cut (it's showing me that it is right now) it doesn't preview or save that way, and it's wound up posted and removed several times. Go figure.
Again, for those of you in late, yes, there are ways I could have a blogroll off to the side in LiveJournal, but not in this page format that I like (and not, I believe, with a free account), so I post my Bloglines list every month or so (or more, in this case).
Most of the interesting things I've discovered online in the past year have been found by going through other peoples' blogrolls, and I hope that some of these links may provide entertainment/informational value to someone else.
I apologize for not having this in an LJ cut as usual -- something is buggy this morning and no matter how many times I put the text in a cut (it's showing me that it is right now) it doesn't preview or save that way, and it's wound up posted and removed several times. Go figure.
What's Norwegian for "Pier One Imports?"
Alesund, Norway -- August, 2002
(I actually used a bunch of the names in this sign for characters in my novel, Worlgdinprogcess -- I thought they had a kind of "Frank Herberty" feel to them . . .)
(I actually used a bunch of the names in this sign for characters in my novel, Worlgdinprogcess -- I thought they had a kind of "Frank Herberty" feel to them . . .)
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Date: 2006-10-29 02:32 pm (UTC)From: