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[links] Link salad goes for a wet morning walk
In which I am interviewed by Ann Wilkes
Paul Genesse reviews Steampunk — Is very complimentary of me.
Interrupting Gelastic Jew on trusting your process — She’s talking about piano, but this applies very well to writing.
Deconstructing Melville — One drawing for every page of Moby Dick. (Snurched from Drawn!.)
Annals of linguistic prejudice — Interesting, rambling post from Language Log on dialect, culture and politics.
In Defense of Foxhole Atheists — Ah, Christianity. (Snurched from Scrivener’s Error.)
?otD: Do you turn your face toward the rain?
12/19/2009
Body movement: 60 minute suburban walk
Hours slept: 6.5
This morning’s weigh-in: n/a (forgot)
Currently reading: Finch by Jeff VanderMeer
Posted: 7:37 am Sat December 19 2009 |
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Nancy Wirsig McClure
December 19th, 2009 at 12:50 pmI thought your link might be about this:
‘The Freedom From Religion Foundation erected its monument to “Atheists in Foxholes” in 1999 at Lake Hypatia, Alabama.’
http://www.ffrf.org/foxholes/
The existence of this monument pleases me.
I think I learned it this when Mary Kay put an atheists’ discussion group on the schedule at Potlatch (2007? 2008?) In that room, I also learned how very rare, even in that crowd, it is to have been raised an atheist, as I was.