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Ms. Whatsit tagged me for a Bookmark Meme. How intriguing-a bookmark meme. It would be interesting to see what people are bookmarking. Although my blog and podcasts are mostly about education the way I see it, I’m interested in a lot of other things that I don’t really bring into my blog. Here are some of my bookmarks that reflect my other interests. Interestingly, I am an avid gardener but haven’t bookmarked a site.

Knitting at Knoon – I’m a visual learner and the short videos on different knitting skills have been helpful over the years.

Brooklyntweed – I’ve recently discovered this knitting blog and really enjoy Jared’s creativity.

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Radio One – I’m addicted to listening to the CBC. I even listen to it while I’m using my laptop. Now that many of my favourite programs are available as podcasts, I don’t have to miss them and can download them to my MP3 player.

A Buddhist Podcast- I find what Jason and Karen say often challenge me to think about things in a different way, a more helpful way.

Tricycle- the independent voice of Buddhism - I find this site also helps me deal with the craziness of life.

Fly Lady – This site is so interesting on many levels. It has all kinds of motivational tips for tackling all kinds of, dare I say distasteful, tasks.

Now I wonder what Jason and Karen, Jared, Lisa, and Chris have bookmarked recently.

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4 Responses to “Bookmark Meme”

1. Ms. Whatsit on September 3rd, 2007 8:50 pm

   You’re the second person in the past few weeks to mention the Fly Lady. The first time, I looked casually. This time, I’ll look with more depth.

   Your Buddhist links sound intriguing too.

   I don’t knit, but I’ve met quite a few knitters in the edublogosphere.

   Thanks for participating!

2. Elona on September 3rd, 2007 8:55 pm

   Regarding Fly Lady- I know people who swear by her strategies. She even has strategies for teachers.

3. Ms. Whatsit on September 3rd, 2007 10:03 pm

   I’ve seen her “Teacher Control Journal” — good stuff.

   Regarding del.icio.us, here is a link to my account. Leave me a link so I can add you to my network.

4. Elona on September 4th, 2007 4:29 pm

   here is the link to my account.

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