Love.
Love is, waking up late on the weekend.
Love is, frosty, autumn mornings, breath fogging the air.
Love is, smelling the cut grass on a hot summer’s day.
Love is, feeling the steam rise off the ground after a tropical rain storm.
Love is, laughter.
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Monday, May 20, 2013
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Catching Up With the Kachina
You are in a remote area of north-eastern Arizona. Amidst the hot and arid landscape, you encounter a people. The remnants of a Native American Pueblo People: the Hopi. As you learn more about their way of life, their past, their culture, and their beliefs, you gather round and listen carefully to their stories. This is how you hear about the Kachina for the first time.
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Arizona,
art,
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dance,
Drought,
Fiona Torsch,
Food,
Georgia O’Keeffe,
Hopi,
Kachina,
Legend,
Native American,
New Mexico,
Prayer,
Pueblo,
Rain,
religion,
Snow,
Spirit,
Spring
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