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At 11:56pm on August 21, 2009, Little Name Atheist said…: Happy birthday! There's a group for librarians now. Go librarians!

At 11:23am on March 14, 2009, Sentient Biped said…: Beckie,
Thank you for joining and commenting in godless in the garden. I hope that you continue to share your observations and thoughts and experiences.
Like you, for me the garden is a connection to nature and the earth, and it keeps me more or less sane.
Daniel

At 3:09pm on December 30, 2008, Dr. Terence Meaden said…: Welcome to Atheist Nexus and the world of commonsense.
No dogma, no doctrines here. Just rational freethinking.
Join groups, relax, enjoy. Feel at home.

Terry Meaden---of the group "Origins" with its many discussions and some 60 videos about origins of life and the world.

At 10:21am on December 30, 2008, Dallas the Phallus said…: Well, Macbeth is my favorite one, but it is very pregnant with meaning. But you can still read and enjoy it as an action play even if some of the meaning is lost on you (or any reader). Titus Andronicus would be a good one. It was an early play, perhaps one of the first. It has some beautiful language in it, but it is not as philosophically deep as Macbeth (at least not to my understanding). That would be a good one to start with, I think. Then you can watch Titus afterwards, starring Anthony Hopkins. Or watch it first if you think it would help.

At 9:23am on December 30, 2008, Dallas the Phallus said…: I really like the tragedies and the sonnets. Macbeth, Titus Andronicus, and Hamlet are my three favorites, but I have not read all the plays. I'm less interested in the history plays and the comedies.

At 9:07am on December 30, 2008, Dallas the Phallus said…: Welcome to Atheist Nexus. Be sure to check out the Groups page to find like-minded people. And don't be shy about the "About Me" section. That's how we'll get to know you.

BTW, I've started three groups here: Ars Poetica, Lovers of Shakespeare, and All Things Chthonic. Please check them out and join if you are interested.

I love the library. I always call myself a library dork! I get so excited every time I go because there is so much to discover, learn, and explore. I am like a kid in a candy store. One day I may watch a DVD about Queen Hatshepsut, then one on global warming, then one on Shakespeare, or get a book on Greek poetry or animal rights. If only I had more time!