March 23, 2016 – The Books are Taking Over…

I got home from work last night, bundled myself into my Dash-don’t-you-dare-lick-me outfit, and spent some time playing Shaws Monopoly and reading stuff and things on the intertubes. Some of them were awesome, some were thought provoking, others were troll/bless your heart you stupid little millennial magnets, and some actually made me want to comment. Here they are for your reading pleasure.

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Antique, Vintage, & Semi-precious Handmade Jewelry by Kelly- I’m finally doing it, I’m selling my creations. Come take a look!

Dogs Against Romney- Really, who puts their dog on the roof of their car?

Email just isn't that hard – or is it? Proving over and over again that Reading is Fundamental and that emailing a stranger is easy to do if you aren’t paying attention or if you don’t know your own email address. Yes, really.

FOR SALE- We’re selling things. You should buy them.

Geoff's Amazon Wishlist- Books I want. Shocking, I know…

Geoff's Resume- Hire me! I’m fantastic!

Geoffrey B. Michael, Historian- Geoff’s background as a historian, researcher, instructor, docent, and living history interpreter.

Hyperbole and a Half- If you’re not reading this, you should be.

I Can Has Cheezeburger- LOLcats. What more do you need?

I has a HotDog- LOLDogs. And lots of dachshunds. What’s not to love?

Informed Comment- One of the top American Middle East experts, according to Geoff.

Inn At The Crossroads- The official Game of Thrones food blog and cookbook, also Geoff’s spiritual (geek) home.

It Gets Better- Dan Savage’s project for bullied LGBT youth has become a huge force for good and a beacon of hope for all bullied youth. Check it out.

Kelly A. Hopkins, soprano- My musical resume complete with MP3s, check it out.

Kelly's Amazon Wishlist- I know, I’m really hard to shop for. This will make it easier!

Kelly's Resume- Hire me! I’m fantastic!

Our Wedding Registry- For those who’ve had trouble finding our wedding registry, here it is.

Sad Etsy Dogs- Some people use their dogs to model items on Etsy. See how happy the dogs are… go ahead, I dare you.

Schneier on Security- Where the term “Security Theatre” originated. Geoff’s favorite computer blog.

Singing Stones Jewelry- The web home for my jewelry creations. Take a look!

Singing Stones Jewels- The Etsy home of Singing Stones Jewelry, in other words, my Etsy Store, come on by!

Steotch: Fine New England Needle Art- Requires an appreciation of pop culture/internet memes and fabric art.

Teri Kowiak – Singer, Cat Rescuer, Gamer, and all around awesome person. Teri is great. You should click here and read all about her.

The Bloggess- She’s bawdy, hysterically funny, a great writer, and something of an internet phenomenon. Not for the easily offended.

The Fat Nutritionist- The *best* nutrition and feminism website I’ve yet run across. A must read.

The Oatmeal- If you don’t already read this site, you should. Funny stuff.

The White Knot- White Knot for Equality- Equal rights are important to everyone. Spread the word that all loving couples deserve the same legal rights, benefits, and respect that civil marriage bestows.

Wedding pictures from our Big Day- Lots and lots and LOTS of photos from the big day. Take a look, and upload some if you have your own to share.

WWdN: In Exile- Wil Wheaton. He’s one of the most famous geeks in the world, and one of our favorite people we have never met. What more is there to say?

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Day: March 23, 2016

Missing U.S. Navy ship finally found

What we’re reading now – March 2016 edition