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I am participating in a fantastic project that I am excited to share with you. The lovely and talented Jen Bowen is documenting the people who love Asheville and call it their home. The project is called Faces of Asheville (www.facesofasheville.com), and I encourage you to check out her beautiful and well done website about this inspiring undertaking as soon as you are done reading my blog post!
Thu, October 2, 2008 - 9:21 PM
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Faces of Asheville is a two part project. The first part is comprised of portraits taken of any... read more
Earlier tonight I watched Barack Obama speak as he accepted the Democratic party nomination. I am no political pundit, nor am I particularly versed on politics in general. My agenda is generally so far from anything any mainstream American political candidate can muster that, unfortunately, I often pay them no heed. And though I am not naively touting the party line now, well aware of the shortcomings of the Democratic Party and even of Obama's campaign, I genuinely support Barack Obama. Furt...
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Fri, August 29, 2008 - 12:02 AM
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(Sorry for the flurry of blog posts today, but I had a couple of posts that are on my regular blog that failed to get to tribe, so here they are. Enjoy.)
Mon, August 25, 2008 - 11:24 AM
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I recently returned from a trip to New York City to visit my sister. I consider myself a country girl and choose to live way the hell out in the mountains, and I like it that way. I do, however, very much enjoy the city. I love to see all the people and daydream what their lives are like, and of course in New York the diversity is fantast... read more
Today Burning Man 2008 begins in the Black Rock Desert, and I will not be there. I feel good about that, although of course I would love to be there, because going to Burning Man in the first place was an amazing miracle that I thought I might never accomplish, and now I have been twice! So, to my dear friends on the playa tonight, I dedicate this poem that I wrote about my first night last year during the outstanding lunar eclipse. I hope you all the change the world, one dusty step at a tim...
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Mon, August 25, 2008 - 11:16 AM
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I have been noticing the parade of time lately
Mon, August 25, 2008 - 11:14 AM
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marching jubilantly across my friends’ faces, fertilizing each life stage my sons race through and dragging down the soft contours of my frame a silent river, invisible and swift, carrying away one day after the next edging flowers out of the earth trampling them then back to loam, building our young from seed cells to marbled flesh grown on to lanky strong bodies that eventually curl to shrunken shells of themselves our bodies a... read more
Eastern trick bike missing (lost? stolen?) Monday after Transformus
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Hey all, I am trying to get the word out for a friend whose bike "disappeared" Monday after Transformus. He rode the bike out to parking lot to get his vehicle, then left it sitting there on the side of the road just outside the gate (but across t...
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discussion post on Tue, August 10, 2010 - 9:30 PM
my face in asheville
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I am participating in a fantastic project that I am excited to share with you. The lovely and talented Jen Bowen is documenting the people who love Asheville and call it their home. The project is called Faces of Asheville (www.facesofasheville.co...
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blog entry posted Thu, October 2, 2008 - 9:21 PM
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thank you, barack
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Earlier tonight I watched Barack Obama speak as he accepted the Democratic party nomination. I am no political pundit, nor am I particularly versed on politics in general. My agenda is generally so far from anything any mainstream American politic...
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blog entry posted Fri, August 29, 2008 - 12:02 AM
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irony
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(Sorry for the flurry of blog posts today, but I had a couple of posts that are on my regular blog that failed to get to tribe, so here they are. Enjoy.)
I recently returned from a trip to New York City to visit my sister. I consider myself a c... read more
blog entry posted Mon, August 25, 2008 - 11:24 AM
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first night
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Today Burning Man 2008 begins in the Black Rock Desert, and I will not be there. I feel good about that, although of course I would love to be there, because going to Burning Man in the first place was an amazing miracle that I thought I might nev...
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blog entry posted Mon, August 25, 2008 - 11:16 AM
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Educator wanted for unique homeschooling assistant position
( jobs » education / teaching ) We are a homeschooling family in Bat Cave, NC, composed of a mom and two...
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