Weekly Review with Iris
I decided to head this post with an iris from spring, because everything outside is brown or gray. Though my parsley is still bright green.
On My Blog
A quiet week on my blog: I plan to publish on Sunday a post on illustrators, some famous, some you can access now via blog, Twitter, website or Flickr.
Elsewhere in the Blogosphere
- Jewish Blog Carnivals: Batya has reported that Blog Carnival isn’t forwarding links. To participate in Haveil Haveilim, send links to shilohmuse at gmail dot com (today only). If you have a recipe for Kosher Cooking Carnival, send links to shira at seymourpr dot com. If you are a Jewish photo blogger, please send links to jpixcarnival at gmail dot com (you have until December 24).
- Jew Wishes is back to writing book reviews. Here’s one: Letters to My Father, by William Styron – letters written by Styron to his father, William C. Styron, Sr.
- Record Numbers of Turkish Jews Moving to Israel
- G6 asks some interesting questions about blogging and writing to your audience.
- I wrote a post on how to make fancy colored boxes in CSS – feel free to ask questions on my tech blog.
Mrs. S. says
Thanks for the glimpse of spring!
Shabbat Shalom!
Leora says
Thanks! All of my recent photos seem to be of family, business-like, or kind of dreary. So I randomly clicked on an album from springtime and went with the iris.
Shabbat Shalom.
Ilana-Davita says
Lovely shades of blue, thanks. I'll try and have a look at the article about the Jews of Turkey before Shabbat.
When I get back online I desperately need to find insights on corporate culture, not so interesting!
Shabbat Shalom!
Jew Wishes says
What lovely tones, light and contrasts in this beautiful photo.
Shabbat Shalom!
ramblingwoods says
Pretty as it is snowing here...sigh...
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