Links

Here are some links you might like to explore:

• Our Digital Fridge displays pictures from Becca's early years.

• "Oh, you've got to have friends...."

• "There are places I remember — some are gone, and some have changed...."

• Here's a list of books and authors Becca and I enjoy and recommend, with links to their official and unofficial websites.

• Here you'll find home pages for some of my favorite musicians and bands.

• Here's a visual listing of some of my favorite movies.

• Here's an assortment of favorite artworks and artists.

• And here's a guide to some of my favorite sights in Washington, Baltimore, and southern Maryland.

• Eat, drink and be merry . . . in Cleveland and around the world.

• On the San Blas Islands off the coast of Panama, the Kuna Indian women hand-stitch my favorite folk art, the mola. I have one hanging in my living room, and you can learn about the artform and see dozens of others here.

• A closer-to-home folk art I've recently learned to love is the Baltimore screen painting. I don't own one yet, but one of these days I'm going to get Tom "Razzo" Mattarazzo to paint me one. You can get a really extensive look at Razzo's work here, and you can learn more about the history of the painted screens here and see dozens of other examples from an assortment of artists here.

• I don't read English comic books, but there are three series I love reading in Dutch: Asterix, Suske en Wiske, and Donald Duck.

• Choate Rosemary Hall and Middlebury College (Becca's high school and college sites)

• Before IKEA came to the US and became cool, I was buying furniture from them in Europe. (The correct pronounciation, by the way, is ee-KAY-uh, not eye-KEY-uh.)

• I am neither smart enough to be able to figure out how PCs work nor geeky enough to care. Every computer I have ever owned has been made by Apple, which originally advertised itself as the computer "for the rest of us." Amen, brother!

• The Landmark Forum is a weekend personal-development seminar I did and learned from.

• Yahoo Maps (a great source of driving directions and maps)

• Google (a very useful search engine)

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