Found this picture while browsing Flickr tonight:
The inscription on the wall reads:
This school founded 1604 by Peter Blundell clothier of this town was sold in 1882 to provide for the building of the new school. Bought back in 1940 with funds collected by the Old Bludndellian Club and presented to the govenors in 1945. It was given in 1954 to the National Trust.
Also found this one:
While you may still be playing around with the latest feature on GE 4.2, there’s a hidden feature that you may not yet know about. It hasn’t been publicized by Google yet, but it’s way cool.
By pressing CTRL+Alt+A in GE 4.2 you’ll be able to load and run a flight simulator around the world.
It takes some getting used to – seriously. I found the easiest way for me was to use my mouse, but they also offer keyboard shortcuts for all your typical commands.
It’s a very cool new way to see the world.
Marco has more info on his blog.
From the WDL:
Bethlehem Revisited auditions
Interviews and auditions for Bethlehem Revisited will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 8, and Sunday, Oct. 14, at the Waxahachie Chamber of Commerce, 102 YMCA Drive. In order to participate, you must attend all rehearsals and performances, take part in costume preparation and script memorization and be committed to producing a quality show.
Open positions needing audition include a physician’s apprentice, Joseph, roaming characters and a musical group. Open positions to be filled by interview include Shepard’s camp adult, girls age 10-15 for dyer/weaver huts and grape stompers, Herod’s entourage members, families to man empty huts with a trade or skill and individual adults.
Those interested can contact Virginia Sevier at (972) 938-3352 or e-mail virgsevier@sbcglobal.net as soon as possible. An adult must accompany all children.
The historic Rogers Hotel has been purchased by new owners and they’re going to town with ideas for improvements.
I hope they all come through – a jazz bar in Waxahachie would be amazing!
Here’s the story from the WDL
Leo Lodge
Originally uploaded by Jonathan D. Blundell.
Laurie and I took an afternoon trip to Hidden Acres today. It was the first time I’ve been able to take her out there. We strolled around a bit and saw some of the improvements they’ve made. It’s always nice going back down memory lane with Laurie and showing her some of my hold haunts. We also stopped at a nearby cemetery and church and did a little Geocaching before we headed back to Waxahachie. Enjoy the pictures on Flickr.
I know Thomas will love this one. Oh brother. A Christian energy drink?!
From the press release that came out last November:
1in3Trinity brings a bold attitude to an existing market, encouraging everyone who purchases their products to live out their faith.
1in3Trinity Launches First Faith Inspired Energy Drink
Southlake, TX, November 28, 2006 –(PR.com)– Faith-inspired company, 1in3Trinity, is proud to announce their latest product extension to their signature, branded line of Christian clothing and accessories. In response to a growing market, 1in3Trinity has launched the first faith-based energy drink under the label 1in3Trinity Energy Drink.
“We are hopeful that 1in3Trinity will change the energy drink landscape,” says Dawn Pencil Marzka, Director of Business Development. “Not only are we offering a great tasting beverage, but an opportunity for the consumer to extend a positive message into the community. We really feel that 1in3Trinity Energy Drink offers positive energy with every sip!”
Check the website so you can get filled up with “positive energy”