Dictionaraoke: “Audio clips from online dictionaries sing the hits of yesterday and today. The fun of karaoke meets the word power of the dictionary.”

Lots of stuff running through my head about my research into eighteenth-century Methodism and their communication practices, but I just can’t get it into words on the blog right now. Still wrestling. Hopefully I’ll be able to share and solicit feedback soon. I always appreciate when others do the same, like recent entries from Matt and Kari, even if I don’t always have something to say in response. This kind of exchange is, I think, blogging at its best.

By the way, I’m also envious of all the bloggers palling around in Toronto this past weekend at the AOIR 2003 conference.

I keep meaning to write about this. Jeff‘s wife, Monique, is a vegetarian, a real one, not a fake one who eats fish, like I do. For their son, Sam, they bought some chicken nuggets shaped like little dinosaurs.

“Isn’t that sort of disrespectful to the chicken?” Monique asked. “I mean, if you’re going to give your life for someone else’s food, shouldn’t you at least get to look like yourself?”

As I have mentioned before, my friend KB did her Two-Day Colon Cancer March this weekend. Forty miles in two days. Woo-hoo!

Just ordered a bunch of Curious George books and the new Outkast release from Amazon.com. More later.