Comments on Carpe diem!: I'm trying

What form are the interpretive panels going to be ...

2007-11-28T15:20:00.000-08:00

What form are the interpretive panels going to be in? Are they to be plaques, photographic boards on plinths or - let's be really outrageous - a tapestry? Any of these will be wonderful, I'm sure. I can see that regardless of the form it's going to be a difficult subject to do justice to truth, bereavement and courage.

It is hard to post as often this time of year, esp...

2007-11-23T21:20:00.000-08:00

It is hard to post as often this time of year, especially with the two new cats, but knowing everyone else is experiencing the same thing is a comfort at least.

Your work on this WWII airfield will honor those who died, and keep their memories alive for a generation that perhaps might not have known about them otherwise. What a wonderful thing to do.

Why, Sarah! How tall you are and what beautiful sp...

2007-11-23T11:46:00.000-08:00

Why, Sarah! How tall you are and what beautiful spinning and socks!

I am confident in your ability to produce a suitable piece on the airfield and the lives of the people associated with it.

I always wish for peace, but I'm also sincerely gr...

2007-11-21T12:00:00.000-08:00

I always wish for peace, but I'm also sincerely grateful to the many brave Allied soldiers who fought WWII. So many people died needlessly at the hands of the German killing machine. Even as we mourn the loss of a soldier,in the case of WWII, the Allied fighting, at least in my view, was most just, brave, and courageous thing to be done.

On a much lighter note, I love the socks! The

After watching the DVD of 'The History Boys' last ...

2007-11-21T09:20:00.000-08:00

After watching the DVD of 'The History Boys' last weekend I discovered too that I have a strong interest in 'subjunctive history' i.e. the 'what if's'!

My recently finished River Rapids are on MY feet but yours are in such a fantastic shade!