Links, 9/15/2008

Links, 9/15/2008

Ario’s meditation on Dessau wastes no words – the difference between a carrot and a pumpkin has perhaps never mattered so much.
The images Jennifer shares are always lovely, whether conveyed through pictures or words.
A regular reader of this blog whom I talk to via e-mail has had problems recently, and evacuating because of Hurricane Ike didn’t help. If you would, drop Lori a comment on her blog and wish her well. I’m especially thankful to have her as a reader.

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September 15, 2008 – 5:09 pm | By ashok | Posted in links | Comments (1)

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Ario wrote:

September 16, 2008 at 2:52 am

Heh. Thanks for another link and glad you enjoyed. It is indeed all in the difference between a carrot and a pumpkin.

Hope you’re well.

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