Sally Lloyd-Jones's Blog, page 40
October 16, 2009
October 14, 2009
Week 1 storytime/video: The Story & The Song (a story a week)
The Story and The Song from The Jesus Storybook Bible on Vimeo.
read by David Suchet(no need for a code, just click ENTER or the arrow in the padlock)
October 13, 2009
look what's on itunes!
if you feel like it, do please click through to itunes and write a review--it will really help it get noticed in audio books! thanks... (Oh and if you buy it, well...)
The Jesus Storybook Bible: Every Story Whispers His Name (Unabridged)
Sally Lloyd-Jones
Release Date: 01 Oct 2009
Genre: Religion & Spirituality
℗ 2009 Zondervan
Clean
The Jesus Storybook Bible: Every Story Whispers His Name (Unabridged)
Sally Lloyd-Jones
Release Date: 01 Oct 2009
Genre: Religion & Spirituality
℗ 2009 Zondervan
Clean
October 12, 2009
reality TV that's truly real...
... and absolutely life-changing.
how far would you walk to get to school? Watch and see how far these children's in Peru will go.
A team of inventors, engineers, teachers came together to drastically change these children's lives.
A friend is involved in getting this fabulous world changing movement off the ground. You can help by signing up on their site here
October 9, 2009
Maira Kalman... Latest Pursuit of Happiness
October 7, 2009
priceless treasure under your feet
"A harvest of Anglo-Saxon gold and silver so beautiful it brought tears to the eyes of one expert, has poured out of a Staffordshire field - the largest hoard of gold from the period ever found."
And it was found in July in a farmer's field by Terry Herbert, an amateur metal detector who lives alone in a council flat on disability benefit, who had never before found anything remotely as valuable.
This time though he uncovered a hoard of Anglo-Saxon gold so large it will "redefine the Dark...
And it was found in July in a farmer's field by Terry Herbert, an amateur metal detector who lives alone in a council flat on disability benefit, who had never before found anything remotely as valuable.
This time though he uncovered a hoard of Anglo-Saxon gold so large it will "redefine the Dark...
October 5, 2009
The "new and improved" Winnie The Pooh
Today RETURN TO THE HUNDRED ACRE WOOD is being published in the US and UK: the first authorized "sequel" to A A Milne's 1920s masterpiece. It appears to be the "new and improved" world of Winnie the Pooh--they've made Eeyore less Eeyore (he isn't such a victim, they say, but "more proactive"), they've added a Fancy Nancy-esque Otter (who loves to wear pearls)... which is all very well--but what I want to know is... why? Why is this a good idea, again?
The characters of The Hundred Acre Wo...
October 2, 2009
Robert Frank
Swiss-born Robert Frank has a show at the Met and a film at Film Forum. He is 84 and lives in Manhattan. And no one has had a greater influence on photography in the last half-century. Though he took many photos and made many films, his reputation rests almost entirely on a single book published in 1958.
The book (a collection of 83 black-and-white images of American life and now on view in a show at the Met) is an intimate visual chronicle of common people in ordinary situations drawn from se...
