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“Russian Ark” A Film
The “Russian Ark” was released in 2002. It could have been one of many international films of culture and history filmed in one country or other from around the world, but it is forever innovative because of the filming technique. … Continue reading
Posted in film, Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, costumes, history and art, living history, music, one continuous shot, orchestras, photography, Russia, St. Petersburg, The Hermitage
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Fighting Monkeys
I loved the monkeys and was always on the look-out in the trees, on the walls , or sitting on car roofs in the city as we walked around. We never had a bad experience with any of them. … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged animals, animals in India, blogging, fighting monkeys, India, monkeys, travel
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Co-champion National Spelling Bee Winners
The 87th Scripps Spelling Been finals ended in a tie. All the words were used-up by these two Indian-American teenage boys, Sriram Hathwar and Ansun Sujoe last night in Washington , DC. This is the first time there are co-champions … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged Ansun Sujoe, blogging, co-winners, Scripps National Spelling Bee, spelling, Sriram Hathwar
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Gujurati Tali
Namaste! I love the hot/sweet tastes of Gujarati cuisine! Notice the metal dishes. We have some drinking cups with our name etched on the bottom . We were told that Indian families take their own dishes to dinner parties, so … Continue reading
Posted in India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, cooking, culture, food, Gujarati, Gujurati Tali, India, Tali, travelling
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Chinese Vendor Hero
He fell from the second story of a building During heavy thunderstorms in south China this weekend, a one-year-old baby apparently went looking for his mother by a window. Two men on the street below noticed the child’s precarious … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged baby, blogging, Chinese vendor, fall from window, Hero, human instinct
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The Town Of Jerome, Arizona
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsL6zIOKvSA Every school child in the state learns the 5 C’s of Arizona: 1. copper 2. citrus 3. cattle 4. cotton 5. climate Jerome is a deserted copper town which has become an artist colony, ghost time extraordinaire, winning … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged Arizona, blogging, copper mines, gold mines, Jerome, Largest ghost town in America, mountains, Phoenix, Sedona, tourists, weekend bikers
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Veranasi, City of gods
← Are We Famous Yet? Ghandi-ji → A Pilgrimage City…Varanasi We were in a boat at 5AM floating towards the rising sun. We were at the service at the end of the day. We were at the ghats during the day as cattle … Continue reading
Posted in India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, Buddhism, Ganges River, Hinduism, India, Jainism, photography, pilgrimage city, religion, spiritualism, Vearansi
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Photography from a Different Angle
What Happens When A Photographer Takes The Same Photo From A Different Angle 14 May, 2013 in Article, Images | Comment http://themetapicture.com/famous-photos-from-a-different-angle/ You’ve probably already seen the world’s most famous landmarks through photos that show them in all their beautiful, historical glory. Here’s what happens … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Travel, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged architecture, blogging, perspective, photography, world famous sites
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Community and Versatile Blogger Awards
I would like to first thank Brian for including me in his Community Awards. Getting to know and having friends all over the world is one of the most incredible aspects of blogging…Oops, “incredible” is my adjective to … Continue reading
Posted in awards, Uncategorized
Tagged appreciation, awards. Community Award, blogging, encouragement, thanks, Versatile Blogger Award
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Please Remember Me. . . . . . . .
Posted on May 8, 2014 by Pat Cegan from http://patcegan.wordpress.com/ On this day to remember our mothers, I thought this post I found yesterday by Pat Cegan was a poignant poem from mothers to their grown children. On this day of flowers, cards, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, USA
Tagged blogging, children, family, love, Mother's Day, mothers, patience, understanding compassion
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