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Friday, November 12, 2010. October 30, 2010. The marigolds came out today. They are holy flowers here in Mexico and the doorways, shrines, altars and all things celebration sprouted marigolds today in heaps and armfuls as the w. I waved good night saying Este noche es Mexicano…. Everyone is so excited to see each other again…. Oaxaca City, Oaxaca MEXICO. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Whiskey Talks Bullshit Walks. View my complete profile. All the Other Bricks in The Wall. One in 8 Million.

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notes from: April 2010

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Saturday, April 17, 2010. So I’m here in Indio, the Palm Desert of California, one of the most beautiful and posh places on earth. We drove in through Death Valley from Las Vegas, past the Joshua trees and cacti in bloom; the mystery , magic and tonic of the mountains drawing us ever closer. It is spectacular and serene here as we now fully savor the embrace of springtime in the desert. I was fortunate enough, LUCKY enough, blessed beyond description enough, to be invited to go to Coachella. 8230;Just a ...

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concrete buffalo: oklahoma's environmental news source: Inhofe and warming ... again

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Monday, December 15, 2008. Inhofe and warming . again. Put out an editorial today. Supporting U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe's increasingly marginalized stance that climate change isn't the result of human emissions of heat-trapping gases. Inhofe says 650 scientists support his theories, which go against the global scientific community and United Nations reports. As Grist points out. Inhofe has a history of reshaping the climate change debate by tricking the media into ignoring sound science:. Thanks for highlight...

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Saturday, November 13, 2010. October 31, 2010 Dias de los Muertos. The people gather for a 5 day weekend in celebration of their family and friends that have gone to the next world. They serve you a steaming hot bowl of. Here Comes The Bride! Later, I waited in the square outside the church for their triumphant recessional to their new life as man and wife; a dozen and a half dancers of the Oaxaca folkloric troop waited w. Ith me, brilliant in their lime, o. Oaxaca City, Oaxaca MEXICO. One in 8 Million.

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Tuesday, April 19, 2011. I've been at this a long time. Not only do I know where all the bodies are buried I usually have a pretty good idea who dug the holes. Today I took a time out and stayed home and wandered. There's a restlessness in me at the moment that has less to do with lack of anticipation and more to do with the swirls of change that perfume the spring air. Across the streets, moms and dads pick up little boys who have been at practice. Lacrosse. Lacrosse! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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New Millennium Motherhood: Christmas 2014

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Because apparently you can't have a baby in the twenty-first century without a blog. Comes with the prenatal vitamins. Tuesday, December 30, 2014. That we don't know yet. He has several irons in the fire. Good options, all. Confirmed, nothing And now that the holiday season is winding down (and I have to figure out how to store the new toys without making any long-term storage plans), the giant unknown is haunting me. And that's a post in itself. I intended this to be about Christmas! We are still listen...

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New Roots: October 2011

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Seasonal musings about new spaces in familiar places. Tuesday, October 4, 2011. As the Labor Day weekend approached this year, I prepared myself for the worst. It marked a year since surgery—a year since so much changed in our life. I expected a total breakdown and planned accordingly. How, you ask? So what did we do? We have watched football games, tailgated, gone to football games, attended BBQs and parties, hosted a BBQ, gone to Art in the Park, celebrated birthdays (three in one weekend! Sneak Peek: ...

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New Roots: How Does Our Garden Grow?

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Seasonal musings about new spaces in familiar places. Tuesday, July 12, 2011. How Does Our Garden Grow? Well, most importantly it continues to grow regardless of how much (little) I write about it. Which, if you have been paying attention, is quite lucky for us indeed. But I had to take a moment to write about one of my favorite days of the year, which just happened to be today. Today the Boyfriend and I harvested our garlic. Since I knew what to. They had sprouted up in. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Ato...

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The Rural Blog: Child care not affordable in many states; costs more than in-state college tuition in 31 states

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A digest of events, trends, issues, ideas and journalism from and about rural America, by the Institute for Rural Journalism and Community Issues. Based at the University of Kentucky. Require subscription or go behind pay walls. Please send news and knowledge you think would be useful to al.cross@uky.edu. Follow us on Twitter @RuralJournalism. Thursday, May 21, 2015. Child care not affordable in many states; costs more than in-state college tuition in 31 states. Another problem is that only 17 percent of...