wrote 35 minutes ago: “[T]he change I want to define and trice is one which takes us from a society in which it was … more →
wrote 1 hour ago: Each region of Chiapas has its own art that is practiced by the inhabitants, some which are traditio … more →
wrote 1 hour ago: When I was a little boy growing up in east Tennessee, my parents taught me there was a Tooth Fairy. … more →
wrote 2 hours ago: I’m done being super talkative about Australia for a while and I want to (finally) post about that c … more →
wrote 3 hours ago: It’s time to start implementing some weekly posts on this new blog of mine! While I am a photo … more →
wrote 3 hours ago: Author’s Note: Lately, my art partner Michelle Anglin and I have been exploring Native American tric … more →
wrote 5 hours ago: When you think of quintessential French cuisine, I bet this recipe comes straight to your mind. And … more →
wrote 6 hours ago: The videos for all the sessions of the conference (including the keynote speech delivered by Dolores … more →
wrote 6 hours ago: Pinks, blues, greens, yellows, reds, and purples. I had been drawn to the girly, happy prints of th … more →
wrote 6 hours ago: Little League baseball on a Saturday afternoon, 30 May 2009. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) … more →
wrote 6 hours ago: Thanks to Orbis Catholicus Secundus: … more →
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wrote 10 hours ago: Following up from the reblog I posted yesterday, I would like to talk more about embracing different … more →
wrote 10 hours ago: Here is another digital story, made as part of ‘Tallys an Tir,‘ that brings together old … more →
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wrote 12 hours ago: This past weekend, Luis and I took two of our students to LeaLA, the third annual Spanish language b … more →
wrote 13 hours ago: I’ve been looking at ways to combine traditional stitches with more modern, design-led stitche … more →
wrote 15 hours ago: The Church is full of hypocrites! Christianity and other religions is just slave morality. Religiou … more →
wrote 15 hours ago: A local style carving in Korotogo. We were in for a treat the night we stayed in Korotogo; it was on … more →