Where Do I Go From Here?

I can't give you any career-building advice or even read your tea leaves, but I can give you some fun links to follow. Just ask Leanne; she seems to be spending lots of time here lately, and even having fun! Wow!

Ladies, gentlemen, and others, for your browsing pleasure I present the following links. (Some of them are really for me, sort of a portable bookmark file. But I'll share.)

And for more fun and games, try a Random Link!

Friends and Accessories

Kevin Golding	Charming Englishman Extraordinaire
Kevin Golding: The Saga Continues	That's my geek!
Maggie Trías	Mount Holyoke College Class of '03
Five Minutes of Fame	A cappella group founded by Zach Mulert, whom I know from AFS-France 1996-97
Adrian Morgan	Creative Australian; also known as 8 ' Flesh-eating Dragon
Mary Messall	Mercurial Merkin [1]
alt.fan.alt-fan-pratchett	Homepages of AFPers, readers and posters of alt.fan.pratchett
Charis' Catastrophic Attempts at HTML	About as catastrophic as mine, and lots of fun.
Directory of MHC Personal Home Pages	Listing of MHC student web pages
Emily Howell (1980-2000)	Correspondent and beloved friend since 1991

Weblogs

Aquarion
Laurabelle
Neil Gaiman

Favorite Authors and Artists

Fruvous.com	Canadian band Moxy Früvous' official site
Fruhead.com	Moxy Früvous fan site
Sylvia Louise Engdahl	Author of Enchantress from the Stars
Neil Gaiman	Author of Neverwhere, Stardust, and the Sandman series of graphic novels
The Dreaming	Neil Gaiman fan site
Anne McCaffrey	Author of the Pern fantasy series
Robin McKinley	An author of quality, not quantity: Beauty, The Blue Sword, and my favorite, Deerskin
Terry Pratchett	The most shoplifted author in the UK, best known for his Discworld novels
L-Space Web	Pratchettish fan conglomerate
Robert Silverberg	Author of the Majipoor Cycle, of which the initial book is Lord Valentine's Castle.
Jane Yolen	Author of Sister Light, Sister Dark, White Jenna, and Briar Rose as well as many children's books.

Miscellaneous Fun

Temple ov thee Lemur	Strange but also tremendous fun. Poke around and don't take anything too seriously.
Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc.	Life in the Current Middle Ages
East Kingdom	Kingdom of the SCA (Northeastern America)
Drachenwald	Kingdom of the SCA (Europe and surroundings)
Really Bad Jokes	They're not kidding.
Purity Tests	I get depressingly high scores on all of these
Bastard Operator from Hell	A sysadmin's idea of heaven.
Wibble.org	Wibble, Usenet's Full-Contact Sport!
The Onion	"America's Finest News Source" - at least as accurate as anything else in the media
Evolution Gone Wrong	A pretty big JPG (64 Kb), so it might take a while to download, but it's worth it

Miscellaneous Usefulness

Google	My favorite search engine (I especially like the Google Bar)
Google/Deja News Archive	Usenet on the Web
Luminarium	Medieval, Renaissance, and 17th century English literature (I recommend you turn off JavaScript)
Noamazon.com	Alternatives to Amazon
The AFU and Urban Legends Archive	Find out if there are really crocodiles in the sewers
SpamCop	Fight unsolicited bulk email!
Symantec AntiVirus Research Center	Check out the newest viruses.
Befrienders.org	Suicide support
Befrienders.org International	Suicide and crisis information in many languages
Suicide Helplines	Find suicide helplines around the world
Samaritans.org	Confidential emotional support
Arts Catalyst	Science-Art Agency

[1] Mercurial: I dunno if it's actually true. It sounds good though, and it alliterates with...
Merkin: Usenet slang for American. If you want to know what it really means, look it up in a good dictionary (i.e. not Websters). But you might not want to know.

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Last modified on October 13, 2002.