Friday Links Round Up: Dutch Winter. Chinese Mothers. Martin Luther King Jr.

Dutch Winter. Chinese Mothers. Martin Luther King Jr. Here's a little round up of links from around the web you may have missed this week:

• Indulge with me in the beauty of a Dutch winter.

• Did you read the WSJ article, "Why Chinese Mothers are Superior?" Blogger Kathy Khang responds. And so does Peter Chin. And Alexandra Petri.

• Pray for the families caught in the deadly floods in Australia.

• A beautiful photo series: Dancers Among Us.

• Tired of waiting, Haitians build their own homes: An NPR photo essay.

• In preparation for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, peruse his papers.

• Finally, a round up of our coverage of the shooting in Tucson, Arizona.
  • An Attack on the Soul of Our Nation, by Jim Wallis
  • God, We Have Heard It: A Hymn Lamenting Gun Violence, by Carolyn Winfrey Gillette
  • Snapshots from Tucson, by Becky Garrison
  • Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords: Speaking for the Soul, by Diana Butler Bass
  • Join Us in Signing the Peace and Civility Covenant, by Jim Wallis
  • Shooting a Reminder of our Swords of Words, by Sheldon C. Good
  • The Work of Healing Starts With Our Hearts, by Jim Wallis
  • What a Tragedy Can Call Us To Do, by Jim Wallis

Jeannie Choi is web editor at Sojourners.