Showing posts with label human. Show all posts
Showing posts with label human. Show all posts
2018/12/28

Inspiration From A Wall

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There is an amazing Cuban restaurant in Bangor that the ex introduced me too a little bit ago. They make great food and are really good abo...
2017/03/16

The Redwall Series- by Brian Jacques

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Brian Jacques is a fairly prolific author and has written over twenty books in his 'Redwall' series. Bug and I have been reading the...
2017/02/16

A Short Film Review: Jean-Michel Basquiat "The Radiant Child"

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Sometimes a title says more about a film after it is experienced than it expressed before you opened yourself to the knowledge within. Jean...
2016/01/02

A Nativity Metaphor

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One of the things that I love about Christmas time is the varied opportunities to set up nativity scenes with my Bug. He has loved them si...
2013/04/03

A Night of Solid Dreams

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Friday night was absolutely amazing...! (Probably not the way to start a post without having it potentially misconstrued- so don't worr...
2012/03/22

Tzedakah... Artwork by Jessica Millis :)

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I really wanted to take the time to introduce an amazing piece of art work from a friend of mine. She has entered a contest which allows pu...
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2011/09/01

Enviromental History - What it is and the Differing Approaches to Study

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There are several different ways in which environmental historians approach the field of environmental history. These can be easily seen wh...
2011/05/05

The Joy of Ducks.....

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Yesterday, I found a beautiful duck feather in my yard. Even though I have ducks, I rarely see beautiful feathers. When they molt the feat...
2011/05/04

I Can Not Celebrate Death.

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I have felt a little conflicted over the 'good' news of the death of Osama Bin Laden a few days ago. News reports and videos show p...
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2011/03/15

There is Special Providence in the Fall of a Squirrel...

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Today, I caused death. Not intentionally and I certainly am not bragging... but unintentional or not, I killed a squirrel. I did the usual...
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2011/02/23

Random Thoughts on Oral History, Interviews, and Technique

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This week, I spent some time really focusing on the process of getting ready for an oral history interview and what is really involved. I e...
2011/02/20

2011 Poetry Corner #1: The Storm

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The water glides rippling past my toes As the wind rages, the ripples become chops Almost violent and angry And while the world sways and ra...
2011/02/09

Happy One Year Anniversary- to my Blog :)

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Well, it has been one year since I started my blog- an anniversary that I think is worth noting to myself.  I started this blog for a few r...
2011/02/08

Oral History and Thoughts on the Individual

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For this post, I really wanted to take the time to dissect how individuals and their personalities clash and mesh with both culture and soci...
2011/02/03

Today...

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1. I did a good deed and helped feed over 300 people. 2. I shared a hug and a birthday wish with a friend. 3. I finished some history home...
2011/02/02

Comparing Society and Culture... to a Tootsie Pop!

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So my teacher gave me a fun assignment that I thought I would post here and see what other people thought. The first paragraph will contain...
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