Just found this nice link to Scholastic's Green site for kids. It's pretty cool. I'm going to show it to La Prima. She's all about websites these days.... I wonder where she gets it!? It's sorta cool, you can calculate your green points that get added to the score for the whole site. Not being a gamer, it's the first time I've ever seen such a high score related to me on a screen!
There's a good review on Gardenpunks of Affluenza, which makes me want to read the book. Maybe I'll suggest it to my book group.
And for food fun, I thought I'd add something green - a review of an Absinthe distributor's site/blog on one of my food blogs. Who knew it was available in the US?! Next time I want to channel Emile Zola, I'll put in an order for some of the "green fairy". With a history like this, who wouldn't:
Boche had known a joiner who had stripped himself stark naked in the rue Saint-Martin and died doing the polka—he was an absinthe-drinker.[33]Laters.
The photo is of some pretty, green cupcakes from my favorite cupcake site: Cupcakes that Take the Cake!
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Hey SBW,
Thanks for the link! I think you'll like Affluenza, the book I mean.
And absinthe is available in the US? Who knew?
Katie at GardenPunks
a fellow mawrter brought some absinthe to my wedding celebration. it was delightful, as a beverage and as an experience. no one wrote any brilliant symbolist poetry or anything, but no one went mad, either.
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