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- A recently discovered DNA thread: forwarding news articles
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Tag Archives: New Mexico
Washing Rice
by cheri block Oh, Prometheus, look what you have wrought. Fire. With anvil and mallet, you smash the atmosphere. The cauldron opens. Energy explodes. Day is done. How did you spend your day, Prometheus?
More photos from White Sands National Monument in the fall
by cheri block That’s all for now.
White Sands, New Mexico
by cheri block White Sands New Mexico (between Las Cruces and Alamogordo) Temperature (perfect for the high desert) 80 degrees Sentimentality (barometric pressure 100 degrees) Judge Blah and I are spending time in the high desert of beautiful southern New … Continue reading
Santa Fe in October
by cheri block photographic correspondent Santa Fe, New Mexico Mild (the weather, not the chili sauce) 75 degrees The vortex swirls above, taking in all mystical people. My daughter bought a little turquoise necklace from this amazing Navajo woman. I … Continue reading
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Tagged humor, Judge Blah, Labrador Retrievers, Navajo Indians, New Mexico
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The skies in Santa Fe
by cheri block Santa Fe, New Mexico Toasty hot (like a blue corn enchilada) Some of you have never been to New Mexico, so I thought I would include a little photo gallery of the expansive skies here, which never … Continue reading
The day is still Jung
by cheri block Santa Fe, New Mexico Hot (low 90′s) Thunderbumpers and rain in the late afternoon. Today, we will be discussing two chapters from Carl Jung’s Modern Man in Search of a Soul, Chapters 9 (Analytical Psychology)and 10 (The … Continue reading
Preface to the Preface
by cheri block sabraw We drove up to Santa Fe yesterday from Albuquerque. The high desert New Mexican sky greeted us like a proud docent, showing off her finest cumulus clouds. The clouds here are magnificent atmospheric sculptures and cause … Continue reading
