The art of keeping up with yesterday's blogging
Here is a final photo of a Chateau in Loire valley, France…
This one is a bit modern and looks more like a mansion.
Bill Allison of Ideofact has moved to nice Movable Type digs. The best thing about his new site is the commenting system. His thoughtful and interesting posts have always provoked some response in me but I am too lazy to email it to him. Now, I can comment on his blog.
Someone visited my blog looking for “erotic vaccination scars.” Another visitor was looking for Hotmail IDs of Muslim girls. And to the guy who came looking to confirm that “love marriages are more successful than arrange marriages,” I say your guess is right. Marriage is actually the most common search term for visitors coming to… Continue reading Weird Searches
Chateau Chenonceau really is like a bridge…
Chateau de Chenonceau has some nice gardens…
The light show there was amazing…
Chateau de Chambord in Loire valley, France…
Since it is Bastille Day today, so the theme of this weblog is France. We went to France last summer for the wedding of two dear friends. The photographs I am posting are of different Chateaus in Loire valley. Forget about the French Riviera and head to the Loire valley. It’s a great place with… Continue reading Bastille Day
An interesting opinion poll of Palestinian refugees gives some hope on this intractable issue. In a broad, detailed survey, Dr. Shikaki’s [director of the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research] researchers questioned 4,500 refugee families living in the West Bank, the Gaza Strip, Jordan and Lebanon. More than 95 percent of them insisted that… Continue reading Palestinian Right of Return