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Mary had a little lamb whose fleece was white as snow -- Early Rhymes by Mother Goose
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Hacker Stuff Nun Stuff Other Stuff About HN STUFF (n) 1. materials, supplies, or equipment used in various human activities. 2. material to be manufactured, wrought, or used in construction : raw or partially prepared material. 3. an unspecified material substance or aggregate of matter. 4. an activity or branch of knowledge requiring specialized study, practice, or skill. 5. the fundamental material of which something is made or consists : ESSENCE |
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Welcome to my home page! I hope you'll find something worthwhile to make you stay a while and something to bring you back. At the moment, it's mostly a lick and a promise but I hope to have more unique content as I find time. Here's what's here: Hacker stuff Not really anything here yet. Soon to be links to geeky stuff I use a lot -- Linux resources, Windows resources, and publications. Also links to a few tutorials for beginners. Nun stuff For now, extended tables of contents for Finding the Treasure and Selling All by Sandra Scheiders, IHM, and a daily calendar of quotes from the foundress of my own congregation. Soon some links to general sites of interest to women religious, Roman Catholic and otherwise. Other stuff Just labyrinth building instructions at the moment. Everybody needs someplace to put miscellaneous stuff! Future stuff I'm working on a database of my bookmarks because I've got a lot of them. The fact is that there's almost nothing I'm not interested in, except sports, which makes life difficult when Notre Dame is playing! :-) I'm also working on the quotes database for the headers at the top of the page. It will be very cool, once the database is loaded up. Of course, ultimately, the best reason to have a web site is to put your $.02 out there. In the future, I intend to do some writing and post some of it here. |
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©2002 Deidre G. Jordy, SP All rights reserved. The opinions expressed on this site are my own. They should not be construed as representing the positions of my congregation, the views of my sisters, or the official teaching of the Roman Catholic Church except where otherwise explicitly stated. |