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Tag Archives: families
Mike Wetzel is Gone
Marilyn Kriss my friend, posted this on FB. It is a message from her sister-in-law who lives near San Bernardino, California where the terrorist attack occurred on Friday. Mike Wetzel was killed. You can read about the kind of man he was in the … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, USA
Tagged blogging, children, families, Mike Wetzel, Terrorist attack in California
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A Wedding Drone?
I drone is an unmanned aerial vehicle according to Wikipedia. It is usually thought of as a weapon of war used by Special Forces Operations to keep pilot’s safe. There is a small but growing number of civilian application … Continue reading
Posted in film, India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, bride, drone, drones in war, drones used in civilian life, families, family, filming, groom, Indian turbans, Indian wedding, photography, wedding
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Why Is This the Exception and Not the Rule?
Yahoo Parenting I hope this post will encourage someone to follow this example of putting the children first in complicated adult relationships! TumblrFacebookTwitterPinterestMailCopy Link Mom’s Amazing Letter to Her Daughter’s Stepmom Rachel BertscheWriterDecember 11, 2014 Stiles and Parish. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, USA
Tagged birth mom, child, communication, daughter, families, family, letter, step-mom
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Invasion of the Central American Children
Have you heard this tragic story that is happening now in the United States? It is not being shown on many of stations. It may be a surprise to those of you who don’t watch Bill O’Riley to see that … Continue reading
Zero to Hero Day #3 Lucky Indian Children
Children who are born in India are lucky. Why, you might ask? There are so many challenges there, malnutrition, lack of basic sanitation for 50% of population, trash, and lack of meaningful work. Yes, of course those are true, … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged architecture, children, faith, families, history, images, India, travel, zerotohero
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Indian Fathers
A dramatic Caravaggio moment One thing that really touched my heart in India was the fathers, young or old, and their apparent devotion to their children. I first noticed their demeanor, and then started looking for it. How you … Continue reading
Posted in India
Tagged caring, children, divorce, families, fathers, India, love, mothers, photography, role models
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Sarkhej Roza
Sarkhej Roza is a magnificent complex built on the outskirts of Ahmedabad. It is composed of a modest, but graceful old mosque, a library, a lake, gardens and palace ruins. It was built by the city’s founding monarch as a … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, India
Tagged architecture, children, families, India, Islam, mosque, pictures, Sarkhej Roza, sufi, travel
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