Sunday Scribblings: Google Magic!
posted by Summer Pierre at
5:15 PM
Sunday, September 17, 2006
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12 Comments:
interesting.
Wow, Summer, I really love your writing/drawing combo on these posts. It's totally engaging. And I haven't read any of Bill Bryson's books, but I've read excerpts in travle magazines and he was so hilarious! I'll have to pick one up. Thanks! (and welcome to Sunday Scribblings.)
I love, love, love this! Such a creative approach and interesting too :-)
Love him! Awesome post!
cool, grrl.
i know bill bryson...
and he'd love this.
very creative.
cheers,
swampgrrl
What a creative post! Your illustration is really good!
Oh, I love this post! And Bill Bryson is another author I feel like I know about, vaguely, but I have to confess I didn't know any of these things except the titles of some of the books.
So thank you!
(BTW, I still think about your post on the Monkeys quite often, and your Omega experience. I love what you took away from that.)
I love reading Bill Bryson, too. I enjoyed this unique take on this week's Scribblings topic, I really like these drawings and findings.
A walk in the woods was great!
Cool post.
wicked presentation, very creative. cool.
What a fantastic post! Thanks!
I've never read Bryson, but your presentation is fun and interesting.
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