Category Archives: Another Thing

Visits to earlier posts with new links, prompted by something I read or heard that offers a new perspective or information.

National Treasure #96: Redux

Posted on 29 September 2019 by Isabel Gibson

The Cabot Trail visited and revisited. Continue reading →

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Author, Author – Redux

Posted on 23 September 2019 by Isabel Gibson

Synchronicity strikes again. Continue reading →

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Ah, Rugelach – Redux

Posted on 24 August 2019 by Isabel Gibson

Filling in the rugelach map, one sighting at a time. Continue reading →

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Redux: Wildfire

Posted on 13 July 2019 by Isabel Gibson

Cartoonists on the public payroll? I thought they were clowns. Continue reading →

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Humour in Labelling – Part 2

Posted on 01 June 2019 by Isabel Gibson

Once is happenstance; twice is coincidence . . . Continue reading →

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Leo and Presley and Poe

Posted on 02 May 2019 by Isabel Gibson

Tales of death and birth. Continue reading →

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Yes, Sometimes We Are

Posted on 29 April 2019 by Isabel Gibson

Serendipity in action again. Continue reading →

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Grow, Grow, Thou Winter Rose

Posted on 02 February 2019 by Isabel Gibson

Never double-dog dare a poet. Continue reading →

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Feathered Friends and Their Foes

Posted on 05 January 2019 by Isabel Gibson

One bird’s feeder is another bird’s buffet. Continue reading →

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