Maps
Didn't you always admire the big puzzle piece maps on campers? You know, the ones where the family put in each state-shaped piece as they visited. I also like good old fashioned paper maps with pins stuck in them. If you enjoy these things, too, check out Google Maps; here's one I made. Via Sheree's friend (who I met once or twice) Bibliodiva.
Reprise
Last week, I rescued a skink. This one had gotten all the way into Children's, over by the magazines. That makes me three for three: three springs at my Lib., three small reptiles rescued. See item two, here; and I guess I didn't write about the other one.
Capital City weather: cloudy, 50
Reading: The Wal-Mart Effect, Charles Fishman.
2 comments:
First Landing? Intersting...I remember it as "Seashore State Park when I was a lass. At summer camp there, we used to net crabs in the bay, and cook them for dinner rather than eating camp food. Yum.
Spunky, it did used to be Seashore S.P. I thought I had camped there as a teen GS, but it was completely unfamiliar. Yet familiar , . . familir via Richmond hipster momma "Silver Fox" and her story of taking her sons there a couple of years ago and being ketp up by traffic on Route 60. . . .
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