Write Lightning is a blog from writer Deb Thompson.
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(Some links or topics may not be completely kid-appropriate.)
Everyone is welcome here.
(Some links or topics may not be completely kid-appropriate.)
Sun, Apr 03 2005
Correspondence And Universities Also Lead Learners To Democracy, Or Did I Miss Something?
I hope someone can help this woman get books to Iraq. The story underscores the hidden costs of war and insurgency. If we're going to commit our resources to step into such situations we need to be grown-ups about it and help set things back in order. It should not be forbidden to send mail and contribute educational materials to a country when we claim to be guiding that country's inhabitants toward democracy. It's too much like the old forked tongue analogy.
posted at: 10:24 | category: /Politics | link to this entry
I hope someone can help this woman get books to Iraq. The story underscores the hidden costs of war and insurgency. If we're going to commit our resources to step into such situations we need to be grown-ups about it and help set things back in order. It should not be forbidden to send mail and contribute educational materials to a country when we claim to be guiding that country's inhabitants toward democracy. It's too much like the old forked tongue analogy.
posted at: 10:24 | category: /Politics | link to this entry
Fluttering By
We've been enjoying the sight of these little beauties for several days. At times there have been batches of a dozen or more winging their way through the neighborhood. Thinking them might be monarchs is understandable because we live not far from where at least two significant groups of monarchs spend the winter, Natural Bridges State Beach and Pacific Grove.
posted at: 07:56 | category: /Science | link to this entry
We've been enjoying the sight of these little beauties for several days. At times there have been batches of a dozen or more winging their way through the neighborhood. Thinking them might be monarchs is understandable because we live not far from where at least two significant groups of monarchs spend the winter, Natural Bridges State Beach and Pacific Grove.
posted at: 07:56 | category: /Science | link to this entry
