Blind Chance: David Faucheux's Audio Web Log
Saturday, July 17, 2004
 
Soap Bubbles II: David F. talks to soap expert Delores Boone on the glories of making your own
this is an audio post - click to play Do-it-yourself soap can be cheaper and easier on your body, especially if you have chemical sensitivities. That's what Delores Boone, author of Hand Crafted Soap, told David Faucheux tonight. Check out the audio of his interview with her.


- posted by triviaguy @ 8:29 PM  
Wednesday, July 14, 2004
 
Soap bubbles and pipe dreams
this is an audio post - click to play
Hobbies: Most people have them and think nothing of them. It's something they do to relax: quilting, sewing, macramé, spinning, candle making, pottery, wood working, speed walking, ballroom dancing, canoeing, crocheting, cross stitching, knitting, rug hooking, choral singing, sculpting, photography, collage, cake decorating, painting, basketry, chair caning, playing a musical instrument, swimming, or even travel to name a few. I am still on the lookout for an avocation.

--Written by David Faucheux
- posted by triviaguy @ 10:46 PM  
Tuesday, July 13, 2004
 
Guide dog blog
this is an audio post - click to play
See French Only Guide Dog Allowed at College.
- posted by triviaguy @ 2:01 PM  
Monday, July 12, 2004
 
The Sound of a Miracle: A Child's Triumph over Autism, by Annabel Stehli
this is an audio post - click to play
The Sound of a Miracle by Annabel Stehli is the touching story of a mother's determination and love for her autistic daughter. She perseveres until she finds help, not the blame she has experienced with traditional mental health professionals, but a different approach pioneered by Dr. Guy Bernard. I am reminded of other stories where the parents did not give up: A Miracle to Believe In or another book, A Boy Called Hopeless.

See www.georgianainstitute.org for more information.

--Written by David Faucheux
- posted by triviaguy @ 3:35 PM  

Powered by Blogger