Blatherskite

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I am a Children’s Librarian living in the Portland, Oregon area. When I am not Children’s Librianing I like to play with cameras and film. I also like playing the ukulele, knitting, sketching, and hiking.

Month: June 2004

  • Bonny Doon Ecological Preserve

    In keeping with our recent tradition, we tried out a new hiking spot over the weekend, the Bonny Doon Ecological Preserve. We didn’t have a map and I don’t like not knowing where I am going, but otherwise we had a good hike. Bonny Doon Ecological Preserve is a special place. It is the home…

  • Farenheit 9/11

    Well I saw Farenheit 9/11 on Saturday during a matinee. The experience of seeing it on the big screen in Santa Cruz was so cool. It was nice to get out into my community and be around people who feel the same as I do (although, it really isn’t hard to find people who dislike…

  • Thank You, Michael Moore

      t r u t h o u t – Extra: William Rivers Pitt | Thank You, Michael Moore I can’t wait to see Farenheit 911! R and I are going to see it tommorrow during a matinee. I’ll give my opinion of it tommorrow. I have a feeling it will blow my mind. Oh,…

  • A Short History of Nearly Everything

    I just finished listening to this book and wanted to give my review of it here. It was very very long, first of all. As I said, I listened to it (I download mp3 books via Audible.com.) It was approximately 24 hours or so…That isn’t exact. As long as it was, it was extremely interesting…

  • Clinton Book Puts Familiar Foe Back in Conservatives’ Sights

    The New York Times > Washington > Clinton Book Puts Familiar Foe Back in Conservatives’ Sights This just makes me mad. Again, this is sooo typical. I am so sick of conservative talk show hosts and thier hateful, lying ways. And I especially HATE how people get brainwashed by these numbskulls. This quote in the…