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Hunting Ghosts in the World's Largest Prehistoric Cemetery5 comments

Eva the Dragon wrote 3 months ago: Bahrain’s ghosts have been around since – well – since words were first scratched … more →

Tags: Food for the Mind - Books, Bahrain, dilmun, Culture, Ghosts, Paranormal, deonna kelli sayed, Muslim, So You Want to Hunt Ghosts

Sweden's Mikael Gustafsson - One Billion a Sign for Change 1 comment

Eva the Dragon wrote 4 months ago: “We can’t allow that half this world’s inhabitants have to live in fear of violence and rape.” Swede … more →

Tags: Women, Iowa, Events, mikael gustafsson, European Parliament, Committe on Women's Rights and Gender Equality, John F Gustafson died 1925, Violence

CONGRATULATIONS STILL-PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA6 comments

Eva the Dragon wrote 7 months ago: I voted. However, knowing that I do not have all the answers, my prayer was “Please let the Be … more →

Tags: 2012 Presidential Election, President Barack Obama, voting. 2012

Let the Rumi Begin

Eva the Dragon wrote 8 months ago: This class takes place in beautiful Santa Barbara, California.  Sorry Bahrain.   … more →

Tags: Food for the Soul - Poetry, Sufi, Rumi, Fariba Enteshari, La Casa de Maria, Santa Barbara, Religion, mathnawi

The Julia Club6 comments

Eva the Dragon wrote 9 months ago: Finishing the 500-odd paged Dearie I started thinking about how French cooking changed the lives of … more →

Tags: Food for the Mind - Books, Island Tales - Expatriate Living, Books, cassoulet, Dearie, hampton court palace, julia child, Julia Stuart, The Pigeon PIe Mystery

The Gathering of Those Little Thought Of

Eva the Dragon wrote 11 months ago: Living outside the US has given me a wider perspective of how others view the Land of the Free and t … more →

Tags: 4th of July, Zebulon Heston, John Lacey, Chief White Eyes, leni-lenape, delaware indians, quakers, William Penn, Seeds of Peace

Happy Jubilee Queen Elizabeth II

Eva the Dragon wrote 1 year ago: My revolutionary grandfathers are probably turning in their graves as I post my congratulations to Q … more →

Tags: diamond jubilee, Daughters of the American Revolution, Queen Elizabeth II, Fate, Destiny, King George III, Wallis Simpson, Seth Wakefield

The Day That Started It All4 comments

Eva the Dragon wrote 1 year ago: May 15th is a fantastic day.  It is Mojo’s Birth Day. We like to celebrate all the holidays.  But Bi … more →

Happy Mother's Day6 comments

Eva the Dragon wrote 1 year ago: Growing older can be a wonderful adventure if you remember that the important word is growing. - I l … more →

Tags: Iowa, Happy Mothers Day, growing older, Mother

Handmade Nation

Eva the Dragon wrote 1 year ago: Faythe Levine created a documentary about the “new” trend in America – handmade cr … more →

Tags: Island Tales - Expatriate Living, Bahrain, Humor, Albareh Gallery, handmade nation, Arts and Crafts, out of work americans

Perhaps You Will Feast on This Banquet of Love1 comment

Eva the Dragon wrote 1 year ago: We are not forced to do anything. We are only chosen. To be chosen does not mean anything by itself, … more →

Tags: Food for the Soul - Poetry, Rumi, Poetry, Fariba Enteshari, La Casa de Maria, Indries Shah, Sufism, divine messages, Santa Barbara- California

Mary Louisa Colvin Burns5 comments

Eva the Dragon wrote 1 year ago: My grandmother, Louisa Colvin Burns, on the right 100 years ago today, my grandmother Mary “Louisa” … more →

Tags: Mary Louisa Colvin Burns, Grace A Colvin Moody, 1911, Jett, Henry Colvin, George Mains Means, Peter Jett, Pendleton County Kentucky, Family Genealogy

Andrea Bocelli Concerto - One Night in Bahrain3 comments

Eva the Dragon wrote 1 year ago: Andrea Bocelli performed his One Night in Central Park Concert last night.  As the solar flares whip … more →

Tags: Island Tales - Expatriate Living, Bahrain, spring of culture, Entertainment, Andrea Bocelli, One Night in Central Park concert, March 8 solar flares, Lenten Moon

You Can't Be Grumpy When Julio Sings7 comments

Eva the Dragon wrote 1 year ago: The last three days I have been feeling quite grumpy. It’s because I am having to come to terms with … more →

Tags: Island Tales - Expatriate Living, Yoga, Travel, Events, Arad Fort, Julio Iglesias, spring of culture, aging, Love

What Good is It?

Eva the Dragon wrote 1 year ago: The last word in ignorance is the man who says of an animal or plant: “What good is it?” … more →

Tags: Food for the Mind - Books, Where the Corn Grows - Iowa, Iowa, Aldo Leopold, Green Fire documentary, Wilderness, Perry, Ames, Cedar Rapids

Baby New Year Tames the Dragon1 comment

Eva the Dragon wrote 1 year ago: My sister’s family sent us their annual Happy Holidays and New Year’s card.  My niece st … more →

Tags: 2012: Year of the Dragon, Baby New Year, flying dragons, blogs, mixed children, Bilingual children, Astrology, chinese astrology

Don't Judge a Book by Its Cover1 comment

Eva the Dragon wrote 1 year ago: "Why are you here?" "I dunno. Why are YOU here?" "I wish I knew." I am … more →

Tags: proverbs, Autism, carly, autistic girls, Personal Challenges, Inspiration

A Day in the Life of Unexpected Coincidences

Eva the Dragon wrote 1 year ago: Sketch of Old Manama in 1977 taken from the alley we turned left down. La Fontaine is white building … more →

Tags: Island Tales - Expatriate Living, Where the Corn Grows - Iowa, Amwaj Market, Bahrain, BKA Karate, Christopher Merrill, hasan hujairi, La Fontaine Centre for Contemporary Art, Manama

America’s Most Famous Expat Housewife – Julia Child

Eva the Dragon wrote 1 year ago: Your passport is stamped “Not Permitted to Take Up Any Employment” do you whither or do you soar? Re … more →

Tags: Island Tales - Expatriate Living, expatriate housewife, discovering yourself, Creativity, julia child, paul child, julie and julia, Living Abroad, Finding your Passion


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