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About

Adam Paul Burningham

Another human being out to dig up a little happiness and hang out with a few others on the way, if any are game...


Linkage

  • The Environmental Working Group, info for your life
  • Prufrockage
  • T.S. Eliot
  • ee cummings
  • Pablo Neruda
  • Leonard Cohen
  • The Yellowstone Fellowship
  • Must read from Lost Coyote
  • Musings from Aotearoa
  • The Hunt is On!
  • Go "Outside"...
  • The Paxman Five!
  • Potter's Journal
  • James Lileks' Bleat
  • Ataritron (MacEgan!)
  • Middle East Media Research Institute
  • Ed Abbey's Web
  • Mother Jones
  • New Dimesions
  • The Library of Congress

  • Comments? Ideas?

    • Mail me!

  • It snowed yesterday, clearing off just in time for the sun to go down and things to then get really cold. I think plenty of blossoms froze last night.
    Just as the sun went down the sunlight glinted off of the beads of water on the grass in our pasture. It was splendid to watch the grass sway to and fro in the breeze, glittering like a pond. We have had a beautiful last couple of days.
    Drie is reading the Moor's Last Sigh by Salman Rushdie. She says the language is fun and the characters well animated. I agree. Wonderful book for a long summer evening.
    Today is cool and partly clooudy. The students are annoyed by the cool weather, though undeterred in their slacking off as the end of the year draws near. Things have gotten awefully quiet and awefully loud, depending upon the day and the period involved.
    Ah, my life is fairly mundane.

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