It's a funny thing someone happened to hit this post today and remind me of it by bumping it onto my stats. The white egret is a close cousin of the blue heron - and its symbolic connection with self-determination has come to mean a lot to me.
Gossie took a mini vacation this past weekend, and it reminded me that I have not linked Janet Reid for at least a minute and a half. So here we rectify this lapse, with her advice to authors about First3Chapters. *Eyebrow*
Dusting the vestments ... ? Fabric over a millennium and a half old is, as anyone might guess, vanishingly thin on the ground - and its conservation is a fascinating science, craft, and story spanning far, far longer than St. Ambrose's life.
For this link, do you prefer Door #1 (NatGeo), Door #2 (BBC), or Door #3 (Nature) to read about the tantalizing possibility of Neanderthal art nearly forty-thousand years old ... ? This is one of those stories where the debate in the field (har ...) is almost as interesting as the hopes and theories themselves. The questions are wonderfully unanswerable.
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