About Mindfrost
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Hello,
This blog site is written by Mindfrost aka spongebon from the Custodial Worker Resource website. Most of what I had been writing about had to do with worker injuries and workers not getting the care they need …as well as some other injustices. Like a lot of others around here I have been job hunting, working odd jobs, trying to promote a web design business and a cleaning business. Now-a-days I have been blogging about some of the sites I’ve put together, talking about important regional events and, well, letting my opinions fly forth in all directions…kind ‘a like a snow flurry!
If you wish to see what I have been up to you are welcome to visit http://custodian.info or any of my other websites. I list a bunch of them down near the bottom of the right sidebar of this page. The most recent that I have created is www.clydebanks.com a website featuring my dad, Clyde Banks. He was a photographer. The about page on that website tells some of the history of his photography career and there is a page of some of his photography as well as one showing images of some of his old cameras. These are really neat.
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Partial listing of some of the websites I have made -
-for artist friends such as
Sam Moore www.artistsammoore.com
V. Denning at www.goldenspiralart.com
Ann Clemon http://anne.moxiewomen.com
-misc
www.genetagaban.com
www.solarstance.com
www.snorkelfin.com
www.tarantulapages.com
www.onefern.com
www.spudpuppy.com
www.carsandgripes.com
www.rapscallionsailcharters.com
www.faunapages.com
Two donated sites I did for a local non-profit are here: www.honorfoundation.org and www.honorday.org Honor Day is a holiday honoring Native Americans and was founded by Silversong Belcourt.
Silversong is an amazing person and Honor Day is celebrated August 20th every year since 2000. If you feel inclined to become involved with this you should visit the sites, find out more about it and contact them. Last year’s event, among the many wonderful people entertaining, they had Elaine Miles from Northern Exposure and Gene Tagaban. This was so cool!
