Florenceville
posted by ronnie at
3:19 p.m.
hearing/loss
A journal of a "post-lingual acquired hearing loss in adulthood", or how I went deaf - and got a cochlear implant - at 39.
Thursday, November 12, 2009
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Brent's blog about TV
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Love notes to the English language.
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Dann Todd's blog about politics and other things.
Mom's Cancer
The award-winning book's site
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The author & artist's weblog
The Nellie Blog
Mike Peterson's blog about being a newspaperman and educator, among lots of other stuff.
Sherwords
Sherwood's blog about astronomy, cats, dogs, chickens and life at Fort Harrington.
Charles Leblanc, ADHD Activist
Charles writes on poverty, homelessness and politics in NB.
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3 Comments:
cool covered bridge! did you swing down into New Hampshire or something?
Oh my God, ME, the folks at NB Tourism would have coronaries if they heard you ask that... NB is FULL of covered bridges, including the longest one in the world, and they're promoted to death in our tourist literature. The thought that you would assume this was in the states would break their tiny little hearts...
Well, of course Mary Ellen knew all of that about New Brunswick and covered bridges, ronniecat! What made us think that this particular one might be south of the border is the fact that whoever built it evidently didn't have the determination to see the project all the way through to the other side.
We tend to leave things half done down here, you know, like the Apollo program.
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