I used to look for change in the area by my elementary school where parents let kids off. Quite a bit of change intended for lunch money and the like ended up in the gravel.
I had an archaeology professor who was a classical archaeologist specializing in coins. His years of practice meant he picked up $200 to $300 in change a year on campus.
I should add, it wasn't the metal detecting that was weird. But the guy just sort of charged in to the play area, under the equipment, sort of displacing kids as he went b
To me, that story is an example of how I "know" something is likely fine, but I still "felt" I intruded upon.
Yeah, in that case, he's being a rudesby and requires a Glower of Doom and a pointed, "EXCUSE ME???"
Makes me wonder if he'd lost something, but STILL. An explanation would be good.
Horseracing pitutures from the NYT archives.
(I didn't know that once there was steeplechasing at Aqueduct - is there still?)
Horsetalkhas an entire page of links to stories about cloned horses.
I kind of like that there are places where adults must be accompanied by a child just because there are so many places where children must be accompanied by an adult.
Ugh. I've hit a wall getting meds again. This is so frustrating.
There are some public library kids' sections that don't allow adults without children. In our town's library, I can't see why anyone would want to - it's all tiny furniture and the computers are restricted to only some educational games - but the article I read about it showed a really beautiful children's area and adults wanted to sit and read there.
I did a 10-day tour of Turkey with a group of archaeologists and my friend Deb found coins on 2 different sites (nothing special, just bronze Byzantine stuff, but still! She had the eye.) But in some areas metal detectorists are pretty hazardous for archaeological sites.
But, what if I wanted a children's book?
Timelies all!
My neck and shoulder area is bugging me, and I have a feeling the neck stretching exercises my doctor gave me won't help much.
Anthony Weiner's speech as presented by guilty looking dogs:
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