G'Day All --

I hope you'll find something you enjoy on one or more of the web pages that I have recently linked together.

Near the top of each page, in the center, you'll see a small image of one kind or another.

Just click on the image, and you'll be taken to the next page in the series.  If you continue clicking, you will soon arrive back at the page from which you started.

All the material on these pages is there for you -- and any of your friends who will use it constructively.

Try beginning at:  Kilroy's Fireside Library

http://www.angelfire.com/ca5/yourturf3/KilroysFiresideLibrary.htm

After you have explored the library, just click on the little (yellow-colored) picture of Kilroy, near the top of the page.

One small anomaly you will notice is that there are two versions of the page entitled:  "Kyosai's Haiku Works" -- one for Japan, and one for the USA.  Being a Yank, I began by making just one page that was more-or-less USA-oriented -- but then realized there should be another page to properly recognize the fact that the fascinating form of poetry known as haiku (as well as taiko drumming, which is also featured in the page's film clips) originated in Japan -- consequently, the additional page entitled "Kyosai's Japan Haiku Works."  Of course, folks every nationality are most welcome to visit and enjoy either of these two pages that you find of interest.  Except for the "header" and "footer" sections, both pages are identical in content.

Try surfing through the full series, and have fun !!  If you like what you find, please tell others.  If you don't -- or if you have questions, comments, or suggestions for improvement, please tell me !!

>>>  If you want to forward this material to others, the correct URL is:

http://civact6.tigblog.org/post/4809117
 

Best wishes to all,

Dave Matthews,  Facilitator
The Civic Action Free University
http://www.tcafu.net
"Nation-Building:  Are You Serious ??"
E-Mail Address:  civact6@yahoo.com

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