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Countries I've visited
This blog started on a fellowship to Japan as a way to share my experiences with my community back home. It was revitalized as I traveled in Steinbeck's footsteps in the summer of 2011. It's now updated occasionally with items of interest. Look for infrequent posts about technology, libraries, schools, and whatever else catches my fancy.
Sites to Share
- American Teacher in Japan Blog
- Cupcake English Blog
- Highlighting Japan
- Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum
- Japan Fulbright Memorial Fund
- Japan: A Teacher's Guide
- Japanese Vegetarian Indian Restaurants
- JST Virtual Science Center
- LoC Japan Country Guide
- Mr. Whelan's Istanbul Blog
- Mrs. Potwin's CCL Blog
- Ms. Ewert's Travel Blog
- SSES Alumni Blog
- Steinbeck Institute
- Web Japan
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- No More Bean Sprouts, Please
- Thinking through Monterey
- Technology in Tours and Learning
- Enjoy the Weekend
- Aquarium People-Watching, in greater depth
- Blogs, Lessons, and a Science Joke
- Heard of Robinson Jeffers?
- Wow! Squid edition.
- Caption Contest-Fishy Edition
- Thoughts on Sea of Cortez and Aquariums, Part 2
- Thoughts on Sea of Cortez and Aquariums, Part 1
- Tide Pooling
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5 comments:
Alright, I can't lie about the trip. I slept through almost 3 hours where people netted plankton, saw porpoises, and tried to catch squid. But I did see two humpback whales, and I didn't get seasick!
I'm aware this isn't a caption, but I'm really curious why the fish looks so extraordinarily happy.
Personal Ad --- SWF (single white fish) looking for love. Happy and affectionate, with expressive eyes and a swimmer's body.
First class passengers waiting to board the Titanic.
The fysics of phish holding is phun.
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