Joy created a beautiful piece of work when she did her daily log on the second day of the institute, and we wanted to share it with you. I'll post it as a PDF when I get a chance to reformat the file.
Update: Here's the new link to the PDF. Thanks to Douglas for creating it for us. Isn't it cool to have such kind folks in our community?
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1 comment:
Bud,
Save yourself the trouble:
http://www.douglasblaine.com/log.pdf
Might be better to save to your own server for increased perpetuity.
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