Red Afghan and Goblin Reader

This originally was going to be a post with a photo of the red afghan that my grandmother crocheted many years ago. However, my daughter showed up and posed with her book in front of the afghan. Of course, the photo with her in front of the afghan reading The Princess and the Goblin by George MacDonald is far more interesting than the others with only the blanket.

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Interview

When Shari interviewed	Leora

Read Friends Become Good Clients via Social Web, Shari Weiss’ interview on her social media blog. I talked about my blogging history and how this blog has helped me grow with both technical knowledge and special relationships. Enjoy!

Today’s Flowers: Magnolia Blossom

One only has a week or two to capture the magnolia blossoms on the tree; soon they are fallen blossoms.

Review with Fallen Blossoms

On My Blog

Elsewhere Online

• Shimshonit hosted her first Kosher Cooking Carnival. Wonderful, Shimshonit!
• A friend sent a link to this article about a sex abuser in New York. If you read the story, you will note the abuser had himself been abused as a child: Rabbi Sentenced 32 Years For Sexually Abusing Teen – “In a surprise courtroom revelation, the judge read portions of Lebovits’ probation report, where the rabbi confided to authorities that he himself was a victim of sexual abuse, when he was a boy. Lebovits said he was victimized the first time by an uncle in London, when he was just 11-years-old. He said a teenager abused him again, a year later, when he was 12.”
• If you take photos of bridges, please participate in the Sunday Bridge meme.

Thursday Challenge: Stonecrop

and next week is FOOD (Meals, Restaurants, Eating, Vegetables, Unusual Foods, Cooking, BBQs,…)