Quite a fascinating bunch of studies and graphs, here. Will have to study up on NZ history and stuff!
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Population change - Māori population change - Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand
Population change - Māori population change - Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand
Church Humanitarian Aid, Japanese Church Members Helping People Suffering From Disaster
Church Humanitarian Aid, Japanese Church Members Helping People Suffering From Disaster:
This was updated March 29th. Our family prayers for the Japanese people are frequent and sincere. I hope they feel our love as they struggle and strive to stay safe and recover their families and their lifelines.
Church News and Events - Atlanta Georgia Temple Open House and Rededication
Church News and Events - Atlanta Georgia Temple Open House and Rededication
I would love to go to the Open House! Quick trip up and back.
Thursday, March 03, 2011
Tuesday, March 01, 2011
A Find of a Lifetime: Jefferson Books Quest Ends at Washington University « Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello
via monticello.org
What a stretch! I mean from Thomas Jefferon's environs to St. Louis! I love to hear about stuff like this. The project was indeed something to celebrate.
Japanese Magnolias are Blooming
Spring is three weeks away. Usually, we can count on some coolish weather continuing through at least the first two weeks of April. I have the A/C on because for some weird scientific reason, the house gets warm or retains the warmth of the day, longer. Outside, it is rainy, humid, but definitely not hot or cold. I look forward to all the flowers blooming, the azaleas in their full glory, the trees getting tender green leaves, etc. etc.. I don't look forward to warm weather even though we've had one of the coldest winters I can remember. It just so happens that when the humidity is high, I am constantly sweating, truthfully dropping large drops from my hair to my face, big liquid tears of perspiration drenching my hair, neck, body, etc. Here are some of the spring photos I've taken in Northwest Florida in years past.
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