It is safe for normal humans – and even Americans – to drink the water in Bogata, Columbia.
80% of the children in the Bahamas do not know how to swim. I know this because I’m on assignment about a woman who has taught water safety there.
The ABC’s of drowning awareness:
Always have your eyes on the kids
Barriers
Classes on first Aid and CPR
The Central Phoenix Writer’s Workshop drew twenty (20!) people last night. That’s double the size the format is designed for. So I am shifting to moderating a Thursday night meet-up, same time, same place, same format, different night.
My kids, particularly my son, I decided the like water polo – of all things – enough to participate in a team throughout the summer.
Wet Beaver Creek (oh- stop giggling!) Wilderness Area is closed to camping until 2010. Fire reasons, I think. Bummer. I’m still trying to pin down a logistically plausible hike for this weekend.
For the riggers: ZFX’s new No-go guage
Writer Louise Marley on E-books and other promising trends in publishing.
And more fuel for the e-book debate: statistics!
Now You Know.
