Sunday, October 31, 2010
Friday, October 29, 2010
Halloween in Penghu
From: Grace
Date: October 27, 2010 7:04:05 PM PDT
Subject: We like your book!
To: Linda
Hi Linda,
I am an English teacher from Penghu, Taiwan. I am now teaching in an elementary school. This year, we have a new foreign teacher, Mr. John Albert Morecock. We coteach in my fifth grade classes three times a week. He showed me your book "10 Trick-or-Treater" in mid October and we decided to use it in our 5th grade classes because Halloween is near and we happen to teach the sentence pattern " How many ~ are there? There are ~."
We told the story to the students today. I like the book very much and so do the students. I also went online to your website. It is fantastic, and I like your illustration very much.
Hope to see more of your works.
Best Wishes
Grace
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Pt. Reyes: October 21-27
Birds
This Townsend Warbler almost brought the house down on our first morning. I didn't know if I would be able to endure staying in such close quarters with four certified bird fanatics. It was pouring down rain and Larry took this photo through the kitchen window.
Animals
A black-tailed deer that Larry shot through the living room window. (It's still raining.)
Humans
Larry, Barbara, Holly, Bill (four bird fanatics), me and Tom (normal).
Holly's Hair
Hello!
We did not find ONE PIECE OF SEA GLASS our whole time in Pt. Reyes. Only sea plastic. This is Kehoe Beach plastic.
Limontour Trail
Limontour Beach Plastic
Work
Play
Comparing our Bjorn Borgs in the outdoor restroom after an astounding 5-course dinner at Drake's Beach Cafe.
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Found 10/19
Even after the article in the New York Times (thanks, Mari!) there was still sea glass to be found yesterday. Of course it was foggy and desolate–my favorite walking conditions.
The glass is displayed on a page of the forthcoming book 10 Easter Egg Hunters. Looking for sea glass feels a lot like hunting for Easter eggs used to feel.
Monday, October 18, 2010
Like, Like, Like.
Another fortuitous Facebook re-connect.
Look what Tammy Henderson sent! She made these necklaces, god knows how, from Facebook graffiti and other illos and–wait a minute, please. Where did that violet duck come from? It's my favorite.
Tammy's a graphic designer/printer. She runs a business in downtown Knoxville called Local Color Ink. Thank you, Tammy! I love them.
Look what Tammy Henderson sent! She made these necklaces, god knows how, from Facebook graffiti and other illos and–wait a minute, please. Where did that violet duck come from? It's my favorite.
Tammy's a graphic designer/printer. She runs a business in downtown Knoxville called Local Color Ink. Thank you, Tammy! I love them.
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Hooray for Facebook
Thursday, October 14, 2010
New B.B. Buddy
From: margaret
Date: October 14, 2010 10:21:45 PDT
Subject: Bjorns
To: linda
Hey Linda,
Am I the only one who reached down to the bottom of the bag and found a fab freebie terrycloth wristband? I ordered 7 pair, have worn one so here is my pic of the remaining six and my wristband. Thanks again for the tip!
I don't know how I found your blog, I think it was recommended to me by someone. I'm 51, live in North Beach and have been collecting beach glass for decades. Just thought I'd give you a little statistical data on a member of your "blaudience".
Cheers,
Margaret
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Coastal Trail: Beginning and End
We start above the Cliff House. When we turn the corner, here's what we see (if the fog hasn't descended).
We walk to the "Eagle's Nest." Look what was going on in the nest this evening! They were very good; I actually set my camera up on the wooden fence and shot a video. It sounds terrific, but don't worry–I won't subject you to an embedded movie.
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Norma
Friday, October 08, 2010
Guest Blogger
Sunday, October 03, 2010
Make no mistake. This has been the week from hell. But escaping outside for one hour before dinner usually turns out to be a good idea.
Don't get me wrong. I never want to go outside. I'd much rather lie down on the floor and play with Gina's iPad.
Two things I'm excited about: A new biography of Roald Dahl is out. A new Woody Allen movie is out.
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