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December 11, 2007
September 09, 2006
Don't Worry - Be Happy - Have a Pet
Ever wonder what really happens when you go to work and leave the dogs to look after your home?
One of my favourite bloggers at NPR is Julie Rovner. While being the total pro as a journalist - she loves animals as I do and her other life is filled with them. Her sense of fun and her love of animals shines though and by making her more human - gives her day job writing more power.
She has some great finds on this post that are designed to cheer us up.
After all from someone so dependent on my computer as I - how could anything be worse than this?
September 04, 2005
What is poor - Dina's perspective
This is what "poor" means in India
February 20, 2005
Joan Brady's view of the world
Here is an example of my friend Joan's work and her view of life
January 02, 2005
An image for our time
My dear friend Joanie Brady sent me this today.
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