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Geography and all that Jazz: November 2006

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Geography and all that Jazz. Random musings from the GeographyPages bloke. Visiting from outside the UK? Add a comment please! Wednesday, November 29, 2006. Images are essential in Geography: to provide a window on the world, a starter, an emotional trigger, a model, an example, an example of awe and wonder, a joke, a stimulus. Check out the site at GEOGRAPHY PHOTOS. Or click the banner at the top of this post. Special Christmas and New Year offer - all subscriptions. Posted by Alan Parkinson @ 12:21 PM.

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Steph's Bodacious Boondoggles: November 2008

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So between working trips this fall, I've been trying to lay low and save money. However, there's been quite the run-up to Halloween as well. Some of us went to Busch Gardens' Hallowscream a couple of times. Also, Mark's friend Stephanie (fantastic name! Mark taking in some quality literature between birthday party and karaoke (yes, in a Barnes and Noble in costume). Lumberjack me and Superman Mark. Me (as Jack, complete with hedgehog) and Jack (thrilled to have his own tribute). The Captain and Scott.

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Steph's Bodacious Boondoggles: Inauguration 2009

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Photos: The crowded metro station; about as close to the Capitol as we got, from near the back door to the National Museum of the American Indian; the crowd near the Washington Monument; and the view from the Washington Monument towards the Capitol (no, you can't see the Capitol, it was that crowded! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Sara's Blog (of Outreach travel! Hot Carl Band Site. Yummy Food Photo Blog! Mackinac State Historic Parks. NPR: All Songs Considered.

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Steph's Bodacious Boondoggles: January 2009

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Photos: The crowded metro station; about as close to the Capitol as we got, from near the back door to the National Museum of the American Indian; the crowd near the Washington Monument; and the view from the Washington Monument towards the Capitol (no, you can't see the Capitol, it was that crowded! Not Working in New Mexico, pt. 2. Photos: View of Sierra Blanca from the lobby of the Inn of the Mountain Gods; Billy the Kid's goodies; hello, pickelhaube; some of the horse breeds frolicking in a statue in...

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Steph's Bodacious Boondoggles: September 2007

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From Shnitzel to the Shore. So for my birthday at the end of August, we went for drinks one night but traveled (through nasty traffic and unintentional detours) all the way to Norfolk for birthday shnitzel at the German Pantry. In all, about fifteen or so of us rendezvoused in Norfolk for delectable jaegershnitzel, apfelstrudel, and (of course) pretzels. Yum! Photos: The Eastern Shore welcomes us! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Sara's Blog (of Outreach travel! Hot Carl Band Site.

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Steph's Bodacious Boondoggles: Not Working in New Mexico, pt. 2

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Not Working in New Mexico, pt. 2. Photos: Sierra Blanca and a setting moon in the morning from my dad's back porch; the rental car with the remnants of my drive through the dust storm and tumbleweed bonanza from the day before; dunes at White Sands - note the bushes on top of the dunes are actually the tops of buried cottonwood trees; me at White Sands; and some visitors hiking across the dunes.). Photos: The main street of Lincoln, looking just as much the same as it did during its violent heyday in the...

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Steph's Bodacious Boondoggles: July 2008

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So, at work, myself and a handful of my coworkers have been working on not only making a podcast for our museums, but also making these shorter "passionalities" (videos based on the Virginia.org's passionality campaign). Here's our more recent (and much better) video of our friend TJ. There will be more to come, so keep checking JYF's website (www.historyisfun.org) or their channel on YouTube (username: historyisfunorg). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Hot Carl Band Site.

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Steph's Bodacious Boondoggles: August 2008

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What I did on my summer vacation. The next morning, we were up and on the way to his grandparent's house northeast of Pittsburgh, and then on the next morning to Ann Arbor. Photos: Mark's friend Craig's Optimus Prime transformer poses with the Colonel (Mark's version of Rebel Roy), handing over his matrix of power (I think that's what it's called); the g-units and me in Lansing; Joe and his girlfriend, Sam; and Mom, Leslie, and Josh. Summer fun in the 'Burg. This summer has been a mix of fun, work, and m...

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Steph's Bodacious Boondoggles: January 2008

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The following Friday, the Foundation had its staff holiday party at the Hospitality House in Williamsburg. I’d heard many a story about past holiday parties and expected a ridiculous but fun party with all sorts of Jamestown staff. After the debate about what to wear (Just how fancy to dress? Would I be the only female in pants? Photos: Callie, Sally, and Jamie the rock star; and Jeff doing what he does.). Photos: Eating a pasty! Last Days of the Gypsies. So I'm A Jerk. 8226; Watching (TV-wise): vic...