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Diane L. Major
Hope is what ambition is made of.
Saturday, March 2, 2013
Kim Rendfield and Her Dad
I've grown a little addicted to Dr. Zollman's
physics posts
at Kim's blog. In related news, I love her
thoughts
on religion in history!
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