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j5 200908194.2007

03 August 2006 20:10

okay, i have a bunch of links piling up in my "to look at later" file.  i post them here, because then i can fool myself into thinking at least i can come back to them later.  which means i can get rid of the scraps of paper and saved email drafts and half-started posts that clutter of my workspace and inbox and harddrive.

The Colorado Fourteeners - someday kyle and i are going to spend a month in western colorado.  some day.
Persecution.com - courtesy of Voice of the Martyrs, "a global perspective on the persecution of God's children".
The Future of Fundamentalist Music - i found this quite interesting.  i don't know how accurate his history is (i found this on the interent, it's got to be the gospel truth), but he's definately got some quotable statements in there.  (twins, you should read this).
Pimp My Church Van - this has some humour...but i've got this phrase "misplaced values" ringing in my head after watching it.  maybe "misplaced values" is just a euphamism for "worldliness" in this case.
Alaska Railroad - i think it's about time for me to move northwest...there's some gorgeous scenery in his photo archives.
Landscape Wallpapers - (stephanie, you need to look at these).  it's hard to beat this good for free (and high res to boot).
BookCrossing - it's like Where's George?, but a lot better!  bookcrossing: n. the practice of leaving a book in a public place to be picked up and read by others, who then do likewise.

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