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I "live" at Heartland Hills 9196 (but have been relegated to a link away by PEZimaniac's Strand of the Web) in a free web community. Previously, I lived at Cornerstone Cottages which was also a free web community (whose landlord was Cheryl). You can see where I went to college, where I work, where I live in "real life".

Topics

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Music
Christianity
Computer Stuff
Collections
Science
Web Rings.

Music

I like lots of different kinds of music. I sing in the St. Luke's United Methodist church Chancel (adult) choir and ring English handbells and choirchimes in the Memorial Handbell choir. For instrumental music I like brass, marches, and hammered dulcimer. The Canadian Brass is a great group! And John McCutcheon is the best solo performer I have ever seen. For vocal music, I like several Christian singers; right now my favorite is Acappella. Barbershop harmony is another kind of a capella music that I like. Here are links to SPEBSQSA (men's) and Sweet Adelines International (women's) organizational pages. I'll add links to Harmony Incorporated (women's) page when I find it and the Wichita chapter of SPEBSQSA and the Air Capital Chorus when they get one.

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Christianity

If you visited my music room, you may have figured out that I am Christian. I am a member of St. Luke's United Methodist Church, which is in Wichita, Kansas, USA. I am also a member of the Bread of Life Emmaus community in central and western Kansas. There are a lot of really good Christian resources on the 'net. Some of my favorites are:

• Our Daily Bread -- today's reading
• Words of Hope -- today's reading
• Campus Journal -- today's reading
• Campus Crusade for Christ
• The Bible Gateway
• Light 99 FM, a local Christian radio station

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Computer Stuff

I work with computers all day so occasionally I get tired of them and don't even want to play. Here are some computer references that I've found.

• HTML Quick Reference
• Rex Swain's HTML Sampler
• IBM's Home Page
• The Year 2000 Information Center
• Jumbo! Shareware & Freeware
• The URL Minder will send you email when a web page is changed.

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Collections

My collections are always under construction. :-)

Here is what I collect:

• PEZ
  I am imaniac
  (That's my "Royal Title" in PEZland, at the pezheads@cbs-engineering.com mailing list. It comes from PEZ + Animaniacs.) I am always looking for more pez dispensers. Write to me if you have any you want to part with.
  
  I have over 400 PEZ dispensers in my collection. Select the pez candy above to go to PEZimaniac's pez page! I also am ringmaster for the PEZ Web Ring. Go to a random site in the PEZring for a look at another PEZ page.



• Stamps
  Primarily I collect US stamps. I particularly like Postal Cards. That's actually how I got started collecting postcards. I also have a small collection of Norwegian stamps and an assortment of stamps showing the topic of Music.
  Visit The National Postal Museum, part of the Smithsonian Institution.
  
  
• Postcards
  My postcard collection is kind of "on hold" right now. I like postal cards, Bible verses, school mascots, stained glass windows, puzzles, and National Parks. National Postcard Week was May 5-11 in 1997. I published a National Postcard Week card in 1996, but haven't since then. Send me email if you'd like one of my 1996 NPW cards, but don't expect it soon... I'm way behind.
  
  
• Comic Books
  These are Galen's not mine, but I thought I'd include them here since he lets me read them if my hands are clean and I put the comics back in the bag when I'm finished. Spider-Man is the most important, but we also have Fantastic Four, She Hulk, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Animanics, Pinky and the Brain, and some others.

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Science

A really cool thing I did right after high school was attend the National Youth Science Camp in West Virginia. One of my fellow campers has created a web page for our year. There is an alumni association, too. Of course, there are lots of really great science things on the WWW, such as NASA and the weather.

Two people who are very important to me are fighting cancer right now, so I've been reading and surfing a lot. I have also started donating platelets to the American Red Cross. Because of chemotherapy and radiation treatments, cancer patients often need platelets and other blood products. My Blood and Marrow Transplant page is a journal of my apheresis donations. I will be adding more information to it in the future. Here are some of the cancer resources that I've found on the web:

• cancerdirectory
• Cancer Research Foundation of America
• OncoLink

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Web Rings

This Ring of Faith site is owned by: Nancy (aka PEZimaniac) Click for the [ Previous Page | Skip It | Next 5 | Random ] Want to join the ring? Click here for info.

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Updated: April 18, 1998 ----- See update history for major changes.