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Shiny Pebbles from the Stream
Killing Them Hardly is my personal site, consisting of what I call the shiny pebbles - the things that stand out to me for whatever reason.
Habitat.
My mother came in from San Francisco today to work with Habitat for Humanity, building new homes for hurricane evacuees in the 9th Ward of New Orleans. I saw this poster at Cafe Reconcile, and it really hit me. Thanks, mom!