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September 2004
We're going Camping!
Note from Evonne
Sunwatch Village
Homeschoolers for Bush
Tabitha and a friend at our Girl Scout Overnight
Pictures of us from Tall Stacks Riverboat Festival
Mandy and Hannah Picture
Ice Age Unit study
Sex Ed:  Sex Toys
Just About Fish Tour and Craft
Bereaved Mother questioned by Federal Agents
Daily Buzzword :  Hubbub
cat diary
Marketing Christianity Index
loving thought about God
Saturday Six
Cincinnati Art Museum tours
What mystical creature are you?
Iraq
Notebooking
Yom Kippur confession
Mandy and Red Finger Nail Polish "Blood"
web ring reject
Vulva of the Day:  Stuffed Tampon Dolls
Marketing Christianity:  Boy Scout Jesus
Can you read this? I could..(Thanks Pam)
wedding prayer
Marketing Christianity: movie parodies
Drunk Driving does not apply to horses
Characteristics of a psychopath/serial killer
Marketing Jesus:  The 12 gnome apostles?
Egg in a Bottle experiment
Update from Rachel's journal
The Village
The Doe Boy
The Donner Party by Ric Burns
Copying pictures from email??? from a disc??
Jeffery Dahmer Action Figures
Naked Yoga
rescued mousie
Cincinnati Ballet &  behind the scenes tour
mobile phone that detects bad breath
Lord of the Rings Party
Hildalgo
FlyLady More Time for Moms Calendar
Altered Book Club tomorrow
Cinderella's pinkies
death of a giant Grandfather tree
careers vs. family
"real School"
Sweet note from Suellen
Homeschoolers and Bush
Introduction to Hestia Homeschool
What is your inner color?
Halloween garland
Ahimsa
horse slaughter
The Illusion of life  Marionette show
Vulva of the day
Gerbils, Gerbils, Gerbils
bin Somebody
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Young People's concerts
20,000
Homeschool Girl Scout schedule for the year
Wild Horses of Mongolia Race Game
Joseph Campbell
Meanwhile, Back at the Gerbil Ranch
Cincinnati Museum Center/Omnimax
squirrel name generator
Our Laird needs your prayers
Chimps: The Dark Side (National Geographic)
Hallmark Hall of Fame:  The Runaway
International Talk Like a Pirate Day
Cheese Day oompah song
Peter Pan Ballet
homeschooling heaven
suicidal Steven
Blank books
grieving the war
Elephant Day
Birding club
Salsa Dancing at the York Street Cafe
American Kennel Club dog posters
Birds of a Feather video
Best Educational Websites
Dick Cheney's DUI
guilt free mocha slush
Raptor, Inc.
one more aikido picture
What kind of freaky mother are you?
aikido pictures
Rachael's visit
Prayer to heal the pain of infertility
Shiitake Mushroom Workshop
Creek Critters Program
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The puppet show
Olympic moments (thanks Pam!)
What I can do to help my little corner of the world
helping the world
training in Aikido
Other bits n'pieces
9-11 video reviews
meeting Violence with violence: surviving rape
September 11
homeschooling introduction
Mandy's Horse Question of the Day
text-stalking
Frisch Marionette Company
Quiz: are you a Passion Christian?
Repeated Strip Searches of Teen girls
Beautiful early morning sky
Camp Kern
From Rachael's Journal
Graeme base  The Water Hole
documentation
Johnny Appleseed Song
Forgiveness
Vulva of the day: Creating Pubic Art article
DRAFT DEBATE on a Kentuckyhomeschool list
Vulva Art:  Petals
Sexual Guru in three minutes
Dog Lovers will like these (from Kitty)
Fun Quiz
Japan's success due to pubic hair
Our Grief is not a Cry for War
Viva La Vulva
Hated Birthday Presents
Riverfest
Cyborg name generator
Daddy is a GOOD GIRL
quiet day...review of The Passion
Spider hunting
INTERNET resource:  chart jungle
Protect National Forests
Pagan Prayer for Protection of the Home & update on Shelly-belly
Shelby's oral surgery
LOCAL  RESOURCE: Astronomy fair
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Thursday, September 23, 2004
1:50:00 AM EDT
Feeling Happy

The Village


I suppose you can tell I am updating my resources--beginning with the films and documentaries we have watched this week. Last night I got to see my first movie at a theater in three years!  My husband and I went to see The Village. 

Mandy and Tabby had walked down to the Levee to see this movie on Saturday with Alex, Tiffany and a bunch of other neighborhood kids. They came home, scared and excited. 

The movie did not scare me, at all, but it did make me think. I won't write more, not wanting to be a Spoiler, except to think that in many ways this movie was about terrorism and the effect having an unseen, unknowable enemy has on us.



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  • #3 Comment from seshathawk 
    9/23/04 2:24 PM Permalink
    I *loved* The Village. It creeped me out more than scared me, and it made me think, but I enjoyed it. (*cough* I slept with the light on for three nights...)
  • #2 Comment from my78novata 
    9/23/04 7:56 AM Permalink
    I have often wonderes if we are not dolls in a reallly big persons world and often wondered what is real and what is fantacy. Lori
  • #1 Comment from sugar1337 
    9/23/04 3:13 AM Permalink
    I really didn't like the movie when I went to see it....really dissappointed myself since I stayed up to go to a special midnight showing of it.