This was the Week that Was, Vol. 37
I have not had much time to read posts this week (or to get out to do some Entrecarding), but I do have a bit to share! 
Posts I liked -
- I would not want to work for the Queensland Government - have a read of how the QLD department of Health treated a rape victim recently. Pathetic doesn’t even begin to describe it…
- Although blackout regulations were in effect in 1943 in LA, work continued to happen at the Santa Fe yards there, as pictured by Jack Delano - one of the earliest train photographers who worked in color as far as I know.
- Another bit of intrigue from the largest nation in the world - abandoned wooden houses in Russia
New blogs this week in the US Blogs community at BumpZEE -
Keywords -
- mr. chang’s blog ghs - I don’t know who Mr. Chang is, but if you’re looking for someone mentioning GHS, it won’t be me, because I’m not familiar with many organizations or products with that name (though I did think of GLH, formula 9)
- how to dress like an environmentalist - Uh….Hemp? 100% organic cotton? Maybe wear some Birkenstock slippers? (Why is Birkenstock an acceptable word for Firefox’s spellcheck, but Monaro isn’t?)
- hedonism/pic free - Do I even want to know?
- tv - These one-word searches still amuse me…
This week around the blog, I brought to a close the sports of summer and winter, and the careers of some stars, along with mentioning the hoopla that is local media. 
I also wrote to 1995-era PC Magazine about the observations they made, along with the ads in the back of the magazine. Along with that, I asked some questions of Aussie Homeowners, some of whom would live in what was called during the election the “mortgage belt”.
This week, I still have some posts that I’ve been just faffing on, and not doing. Also, I might just have some new emails from the scammers to share. What I need to do is just take some time and do some pre-blogging, heck I could even write some posts as I’m working.
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