Posted on August 25, 2006 by Helen Thompson
I am off to San Francisco in the morning–there on business during the week. I will not be able to attend communion on Sunday because ye olde Sabbath is going to be spent dawn to midnight on convention coverage for the association i work for. but it’s okay, because Grace Cathedral has plenty of opportunities, [...]
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Posted on August 18, 2006 by Helen Thompson
There is another blogging media professional with an online handle very similar to mine, and I’m a little concerned that with people’s occasional misspelling of my handle to galleycat, there might be a problem. The other GC is also a magazine editor, and her “galley” to my “gally” is the literal extension of what is, [...]
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Posted on August 11, 2006 by Helen Thompson
Today’s revgalblogpals friday five assignment was to pick from the following list five things and go where the spirit takes you. Alternatively, pick a fruit to go with each.
I may, later, go where the spirit takes me, but given the press of work today I’m just going with the fruit.
Love - StrawberriesJoy - Lemon [...]
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Posted on August 9, 2006 by Helen Thompson
…Since I’m writing up the revgals post in another window and realized I should share something too–
We’re going to Chincoteague! For our second dating anniversary, DFH and I are going to stay at Miss Molly’s Inn, a bed and breakfast out thataway–and the very one that Marguerite Henry wrote Misty of Chincoteague while staying at. [...]
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Posted on August 3, 2006 by Helen Thompson
I need to get back into tagging my posts. This one falls into “see what I can do with CSS after many moons of no practice.”
Anyhow, the header image is one I laid out in photoshop, mixing up faithspaces, urbanspaces, and naturespaces. i’m short on raw files for urbanspaces so I know I’ll be [...]
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Posted on August 1, 2006 by Helen Thompson
I think I mentioned at one point feeling very sad at annual council because I kept seeing all these young people running around –in their late teens and early to mid 20s–and realizing that had my life not been seriously derailed in 1984 or so, that might have been me during the early 90s.
As it [...]
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