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Date: 14th November 2008
Thank you for bringing us along...
Thank you Hank and Tim for the photos and taking the time to write. This is something I would love to do and now no longer need to feel deprived. oops. almost wrote depraved...... ok, no longer feel either of those things. you have invisible passengers loving this.
From Blog: Aspects of Finitude/Infinitude...
Thank you for bringing us along...
Thank you Hank and Tim for the photos and taking the time to write. This is something I would love to do and now no longer need to feel deprived. oops. almost wrote depraved...... ok, no longer feel either of those things. you have invisible passengers loving this.
From Blog: Aspects of Finitude/Infinitude...
Date: 28th October 2008
Not only are you are fabulous photographer, you are also a wonderful writer. Scott and I will be in Mexico next week. However, I will be sipping a colorful margarita while lounging on the deck of the Oosterdam!
From Blog: De Colores
Not only are you are fabulous photographer, you are also a wonderful writer. Scott and I will be in Mexico next week. However, I will be sipping a colorful margarita while lounging on the deck of the Oosterdam!
From Blog: De Colores
Date: 28th October 2008
and another thing
Look out for a little man who plays a chord harmonica in a rack-he plays mostly polkas, accompanying himself on guitar. Often on the winding street leading between the Zocalo and the market. xxdel
From Blog: De Colores
and another thing
Look out for a little man who plays a chord harmonica in a rack-he plays mostly polkas, accompanying himself on guitar. Often on the winding street leading between the Zocalo and the market. xxdel
From Blog: De Colores
Date: 28th October 2008
wild nights in Escher City!
The photo captioned A jazz crowd is the alleyway where I stayed last time I was in Escher City-don't forget the As de Copas! xxdel
From Blog: Aqui Estamos
wild nights in Escher City!
The photo captioned A jazz crowd is the alleyway where I stayed last time I was in Escher City-don't forget the As de Copas! xxdel
From Blog: Aqui Estamos
Date: 9th November 2006
Hank, Tim, so glad to be seeing the blog - reassures me you're okay. The stories are great (maybe a novella???), and the photos are muy fabulouso. To think of you sobbing for all that's lost stabs at my heart. Miss you both!
From Blog: Memorial Altars Y Ofrendas
Hank, Tim, so glad to be seeing the blog - reassures me you're okay. The stories are great (maybe a novella???), and the photos are muy fabulouso. To think of you sobbing for all that's lost stabs at my heart. Miss you both!
From Blog: Memorial Altars Y Ofrendas
Date: 9th November 2006
Hi from Luang Prabang
It's good to see that politics in Oaxaca didn't get in the way of El Dia de Los Muertos. In Chiang Mai at the beginning of November, I participated in Loi Krathong, lunar festival for the water goddess. The cares of the last are sent away. The sky is filled with changing constellations of rising hot-air paper balloons. People also launch floating floral bouquets in the River Ping. I put my hand in the river and pushed off my floral offering, also with the cares of the year. My six fellow travellers and I stood on the river bank and watchedthe candle flames in our offerings pulled up river by the currents. It made me think of the Day of the Dead connection with the Other even though this has more animist roots.
From Blog: San Filipe and "Goose"
Hi from Luang Prabang
It's good to see that politics in Oaxaca didn't get in the way of El Dia de Los Muertos. In Chiang Mai at the beginning of November, I participated in Loi Krathong, lunar festival for the water goddess. The cares of the last are sent away. The sky is filled with changing constellations of rising hot-air paper balloons. People also launch floating floral bouquets in the River Ping. I put my hand in the river and pushed off my floral offering, also with the cares of the year. My six fellow travellers and I stood on the river bank and watchedthe candle flames in our offerings pulled up river by the currents. It made me think of the Day of the Dead connection with the Other even though this has more animist roots.
From Blog: San Filipe and "Goose"
Date: 6th November 2006
Fabulous!
Hey Hank, I have REALLY enjoyed reading about your experiences in "the cultural capital of Mexico". Your detailed accounts alone are enough to bring this special area of the world to life in my imagination, but the incredible pictures you have posted make visiting your page all the more exciting! I'm inspired! Cuidate y continua sacar las fotos fabulosas, por favor! Brian.
From Blog: San Filipe and "Goose"
Fabulous!
Hey Hank, I have REALLY enjoyed reading about your experiences in "the cultural capital of Mexico". Your detailed accounts alone are enough to bring this special area of the world to life in my imagination, but the incredible pictures you have posted make visiting your page all the more exciting! I'm inspired! Cuidate y continua sacar las fotos fabulosas, por favor! Brian.
From Blog: San Filipe and "Goose"
Date: 4th November 2006
Love the Photos
Hi Hank, I've been thinking about you all week, but I've been so busy getting my new exhibit up, haven't had a chance to check the blog. I'm in Blog Heaven, getting to see all your fabulous Muertos photos and catching up. Oh my, what memorable experiences for you. There was a short article on the front page of the paper about troops in the zocalo (I hope I set it aside for you). On NPR, the military developments got one sentence. Do you think the white flags symbolized sympathy with the troops or surrender? Thanks for the comments about Goose and his brother. Puts things in perspective. Enjoy!
From Blog: San Filipe and "Goose"
Love the Photos
Hi Hank, I've been thinking about you all week, but I've been so busy getting my new exhibit up, haven't had a chance to check the blog. I'm in Blog Heaven, getting to see all your fabulous Muertos photos and catching up. Oh my, what memorable experiences for you. There was a short article on the front page of the paper about troops in the zocalo (I hope I set it aside for you). On NPR, the military developments got one sentence. Do you think the white flags symbolized sympathy with the troops or surrender? Thanks for the comments about Goose and his brother. Puts things in perspective. Enjoy!
From Blog: San Filipe and "Goose"
Date: 30th October 2006
a quick note on mon. morning
hey you two: heard the news and am a little anxious, although it sounds from your blog that you are okay. scary stuff, but i hope the use of military force does not dissuade the oaxacan people from continuing their protest. take care!
From Blog: Hoy Dia
a quick note on mon. morning
hey you two: heard the news and am a little anxious, although it sounds from your blog that you are okay. scary stuff, but i hope the use of military force does not dissuade the oaxacan people from continuing their protest. take care!
From Blog: Hoy Dia
Date: 29th October 2006
the color!!
I'm loving the photos. Maybe you'd make some for framing when you get home?? I especially liked the blue and gold wall you've named "local color." Be safe, keep writing so we know.
From Blog: Mole Negro
the color!!
I'm loving the photos. Maybe you'd make some for framing when you get home?? I especially liked the blue and gold wall you've named "local color." Be safe, keep writing so we know.
From Blog: Mole Negro
Date: 29th October 2006
Can't help but worry
Hank, Tim, Heard the news on NPR today - Oaxaca was (as of this morning) third story. Glad to presume you're both okay after word of the three deaths including the American journalist. Will it make a difference if I ask you not to do anything crazy? Thinking of you both and all the Oaxans.
From Blog: Hoy Dia
Can't help but worry
Hank, Tim, Heard the news on NPR today - Oaxaca was (as of this morning) third story. Glad to presume you're both okay after word of the three deaths including the American journalist. Will it make a difference if I ask you not to do anything crazy? Thinking of you both and all the Oaxans.
From Blog: Hoy Dia
Date: 27th October 2006
Mole
Yummm!! If possible, bring home some for us. Situation sounds quite sad for the people in Oaxaca. Hope there is some decent resolution.
From Blog: Mole Negro
Mole
Yummm!! If possible, bring home some for us. Situation sounds quite sad for the people in Oaxaca. Hope there is some decent resolution.
From Blog: Mole Negro
Date: 25th October 2006
Thanks for letting me tag along...
I'm so glad you're blogging and letting us share your experiences. Your photos add spice (especially the intestines!) I'll keep tuning in to see what you're up to. Noticed you'd left a few comments on Brian's blog too. Very sweet of you. Have fun. Be inspired.
From Blog: A Grooved-Bill Ani ?
Thanks for letting me tag along...
I'm so glad you're blogging and letting us share your experiences. Your photos add spice (especially the intestines!) I'll keep tuning in to see what you're up to. Noticed you'd left a few comments on Brian's blog too. Very sweet of you. Have fun. Be inspired.
From Blog: A Grooved-Bill Ani ?
Date: 24th October 2006
Groove-billed Ani
I sent you a picture to your email address. They are very interesting birds, breeding in social groups, kind of like the acorn woodpecker.
From Blog: A Grooved-Bill Ani ?
Groove-billed Ani
I sent you a picture to your email address. They are very interesting birds, breeding in social groups, kind of like the acorn woodpecker.
From Blog: A Grooved-Bill Ani ?
Date: 24th October 2006
Spider ID
Unfortunately, my Spider books are at the cabin. Quite a beautiful spider. I'll check again when I am at the cabin.
From Blog: A Grooved-Bill Ani ?
Spider ID
Unfortunately, my Spider books are at the cabin. Quite a beautiful spider. I'll check again when I am at the cabin.
From Blog: A Grooved-Bill Ani ?
Date: 23rd October 2006
nice photos
most interesting. keep you the good work.
From Blog: The Heart is a Zocalo
nice photos
most interesting. keep you the good work.
From Blog: The Heart is a Zocalo
Date: 22nd October 2006
This blog was a fab idea!!! We soooo wish we were there but having you and timmy there is the next best thing. The photos are great! Miss ya and love ya both
From Blog: El Panteon General
This blog was a fab idea!!! We soooo wish we were there but having you and timmy there is the next best thing. The photos are great! Miss ya and love ya both
From Blog: El Panteon General
Date: 19th October 2006
Hi Hank keep blogging... I've just back to Colchester from the West Bank. Am feeling a bit shell shocked and exhausted. Is Tim not with you? Keep safe and well, and the walk up the hill will get easier the more times you do it! Love to both - Nicola xx
From Blog: Vegetable Soup
Hi Hank keep blogging... I've just back to Colchester from the West Bank. Am feeling a bit shell shocked and exhausted. Is Tim not with you? Keep safe and well, and the walk up the hill will get easier the more times you do it! Love to both - Nicola xx
From Blog: Vegetable Soup
Date: 19th October 2006
Hello!
Hank, great journaling thus far, hope to hear much more about your experiences in the "cultural capitol of Mexico" very soon! - Brian.
From Blog: Vegetable Soup
Hello!
Hank, great journaling thus far, hope to hear much more about your experiences in the "cultural capitol of Mexico" very soon! - Brian.
From Blog: Vegetable Soup
Date: 18th October 2006
HeyH, it's working
Zapotec is a style of weaving? Very interesting. All is well here, rain threatens, but not seriously. Glad to get the blog, look forward to more. Stay safe, I'll keep checking in. P.
From Blog: The other way home
HeyH, it's working
Zapotec is a style of weaving? Very interesting. All is well here, rain threatens, but not seriously. Glad to get the blog, look forward to more. Stay safe, I'll keep checking in. P.
From Blog: The other way home
Date: 18th October 2006
hey
good to hear from you. i had no idea you were going there. check my myspace site for photos from nigeria. http://www.myspace.com/sijuwola love you v
From Blog: I've arrived
hey
good to hear from you. i had no idea you were going there. check my myspace site for photos from nigeria. http://www.myspace.com/sijuwola love you v
From Blog: I've arrived
Date: 18th October 2006
dawn-thirty
enjoy sleeping in my dear hank.....once YOU KNOW WHO gets there, you'll be experiencing oaxaca before the butt crack of dawn even has a chance to appear. i look forward to the next update.
From Blog: I've arrived
dawn-thirty
enjoy sleeping in my dear hank.....once YOU KNOW WHO gets there, you'll be experiencing oaxaca before the butt crack of dawn even has a chance to appear. i look forward to the next update.
From Blog: I've arrived
Date: 18th October 2006
I'm anxious to follow your adventures....
Hi Hank, got your first installment and I'm glad to know you arrived safety, yet bleary. Look forward to traveling alongside thru cyberspace with you. No photos appeared on your entry. I'll keep checking. Enjoy.
From Blog: I've arrived
I'm anxious to follow your adventures....
Hi Hank, got your first installment and I'm glad to know you arrived safety, yet bleary. Look forward to traveling alongside thru cyberspace with you. No photos appeared on your entry. I'll keep checking. Enjoy.
From Blog: I've arrived
jessie
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Skeletons for an ofrenda
love the photo and enjoying your blog... we plan to keep following this and hope you guys are having a great time celebrating!!!
From Blog: Algunas Ofrendas