The Audubon Society has blown my mind with high-resolution images, hundreds of them, for us to see. This is what all museums and societies should be doing, turning us on with the power of the internet through by opening their “doors” and letting us see what is in the back rooms. Amazing images. You must go see!
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Thanks, Katie. I love these online treasure troves. Every time I read about how much museums have that isn’t displayed (not enough room; too priceless, etc), I think they now have no excuse for not sharing online. I will definitely enjoy my Audubon tours🌷
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That was a knockout post you had this morning, Ms Sammy — I am still thinking about it. If I were not so swamped with work I would be posting off your post. Good writing does that!
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Katie – thanks (odd to say that for such an emotional post). That is exactly what Kelli’s post did to me. I haven’t thought about those college fears for years but suddenly It was like I was the woman she talked about as her birth mother. “there but for the grace of God”
And then you give me your own harrowing experience. It did help me greatly to write mine out (and took away the compulsion to re-visit about specific awful sexual encounters).
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ooooh, now you made me think about a few awful ones. jerks i don’t need to ever think about again. fortunately, i had great brothers who taught me a lot about these things and so i have a short list!
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Thanks for pointing this out. I took a quick look, shared the link with my wife and I will head back later.
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It is such cool site. I am on a couple of museum committees and push to have them all do this when possible!
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