I'm grabbing this from Frank: singularity: (Meme)mento mori.
Choose the sixth picture from the sixth picture folder on your computer and post it.
That's all there is to this one!
This is of my niece when my brother and his family came to visit in April. She's in Emily's room, wearing the skirt of a dress I had made for Emily when she was about this age.
Shamelessly promoting my brother's product: Mystery Box Kit, which is being sold by Maker Shed and also through Think Geek.
We went to Roan Mtn., TN, again this year for the Autodidactic Radical Gathering of Homeschoolers. :) Cool name, eh? Here are most of the pictures I took while there. Some video may be forthcoming as well.
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I'm forwarding this information that I just heard about.
The Open Hands organization has created the Katherine Russell fund for the benefit of the Russell Family.
What this means is that people may write a check to Open Hands (a not-for-profit organization), writing the "Katherine Russell fund" in the memo line of the check. The organization collects the funds and remits them to the Russell family - they can issue checks directly to the family, or for individual bills.
There are two advantages to donating funds in this way: the first is that it may be anonymously done, and the second is that, because the donation is made to a not-for-profit organization, it is tax-deductible as a charitable deduction (if deductions are itemized on the tax return).
Checks to Open Hands, 523 Lexington Avenue, Charlottesville 22902, with a notation that it is for the Katherine Russell fund.
Julie Curry is our contact - her number is 823-1537 and email is curryjuliea@gmail.com, if there are any questions.
See the "Evolved Homeschooing" and "Homeschoolers on the Web" rings at the bottom of the page.
