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Map of tonight’s walk around Tower Grove Park
Had a gentle walk around the park tonight with Kuma. Practicing seeing the good and grace that belongs to all of us, everywhere, all the time.
Had a gentle walk around the park tonight with Kuma. Practicing seeing the good and grace that belongs to all of us, everywhere, all the time.
Here are some of my favorite pictures from our trip to Mexico for Kristin’s author visit to the American School Foundation of Monterrey in Mexico. We stayed an extra two days in the beautiful mountain resort of Chipinque.
Kristin has some author school visits scheduled at an international school in Monterrey, Mexico in the next couple of days. We’re leaving later this morning (Wednesday, April 9) and will be returning Monday evening (April 14).
Where is Monterrey, Mexico, you might ask?
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This is the hotel we’ll be staying at over the weekend. Even though it looks fun and all, and is supposed to be in the 100º F range temperature-wise, I will be working throughout the trip.
I don’t think my cell phone is going to be working, however, so email or IM is probably going to be the best way to get in touch while we’re gone.
Still to-do before I can go to bed before waking up in a couple of hours:
My desk looks like this right now:

So fun. Sort of.
In preparation for upgrading a whole mess of sites to using the latest version of WordPress I decided it was time to finally upgrade my own site and to implement the new design I’d been working on for a while (for over a year now).
I can see why people like FriendFeed. It brings together lots of services, very easily, quickly, and more twitter-like and simple presentation than Tumblr which does much the same thing but shows larger versions of the content vs. smaller thumbnails. Also, the whole social aspect of it (the ‘friend’ part) is pretty sweet… see who is subscribed to who and easily add them yourself. Cool!
It’s super simple: Click this link, then join the Facebook Causes group for Monteverde Conservation League and donate any amount.
Right now, if we can get another 7 donors in the next 22 hours the Children’s Eternal Rainforest will get $1,000 for free. So your tax-deductible $10 donation could help save another $1,000 worth of rainforest in Costa Rica.
Check it out, and give a little if you can:
Join the Children’s Eternal Rainforest cause on Facebook
We just replaced Kristin’s laptop’s keyboard since the up, down, right shift and enter keys don’t work anymore.
I listed the keyboard on eBay, so go there and bid on it if you’re interested in it for the parts.
Thanks!