Manya

Source: twitter.com --- Saturday, May 15, 2010
OmahaLibrary: Registration for the kid and teen summer reading program is now open! /Manya http://bit.ly/cpFSXr ...

Source: twitter.com --- Saturday, May 15, 2010
OmahaLibrary: All libraries are back open today...come visit us! /Manya http://bit.ly/d12MZV ...

Source: twitter.com --- Saturday, May 08, 2010
OmahaLibrary: Is anyone visiting a farmer's market today? Remember, the library is only a walk/drive away! /Manya http://bit.ly/aO0xRA ...

Source: mirchiwoods.com --- Friday, April 30, 2010
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Source: driph.tumblr.com --- Thursday, April 22, 2010
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Source: akabini.squarespace.com --- Wednesday, April 21, 2010
I'm happy to report that Nurse K and her sweetie have welcomed a daughter into the world. Baby Manya and Momma are resting fine. I imagine that Nurse K's looking even happier than this right about now: Yay, team! ...

Source: www.blognetnews.com --- Friday, April 16, 2010
I read quite a bit. No brag, just fact. In a family of skilled tradesmen, I remain the bookish goof. While my brother and scores of cousins can unclip a tape measure and artfully root out any problem in seconds with an [...] ...

Source: hickeysite.blogspot.com --- Friday, April 16, 2010
I read quite a bit. No brag, just fact. In a family of skilled tradesmen, I remain the bookish goof. While my brother and scores of cousins can unclip a tape measure root out any problem in seconds with an application of muscle, toggle-bolts, sheet metal cutters, dry wall knives, plumber's dope and table saws, I remain a victim. I read Shakespeare, Virgil, Kant, Dante, Petrarch, Cicero, St. Augustine, Tommy Aquinas, Spinoza, Bellow, Tolstoy and Issac Bashevas Singer. I read while John, Mike, Red Pat, Brian, Barbara, Sheila, Kevin, Glen and Larry schooled themselves in HVAC, plumbing, carpentry, electrical math and fundamental chemistry to become engineers, carpenters, electricians, and pipe-fitters. Readers often became priests. I went to priest school in high school. I translated Latin into English and developed rudimentary communications skills, but also learned that I was no where near cut-out for celibacy and by senior year exploded onto the co-educational Catholic social scene with some modest success. Law? Perhaps. Teaching even better. I became a high school English teacher. It was a profession back then. I could read voraciously without being impugned as loafing dope with his schnozzola glued to a page. This morning I sweetened my sarcasm tooth with piece from always daffy-taffy of Manya Brachear - the Chicago Tribune's Seeker. This kid is a champ and never a disappointment. Manya Branchear takes the road-less-travelled by an ...