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19th July 2014

Lily
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Amazing!
Paul, these are some great pictures! Looks like you are having a great time! I want to know how you tamed 40 kids with ADHD, maybe do a PD on that?! PD! Ewwww! See you when you get back!
From Blog: 2014- Yangshou, China
28th July 2014

esolpkh
Paul Holland

I'm back alive!
Thanks for the comment. Yeah, the trip was great. But sadly summer will be over too soon. :(
From Blog: 2014- Yangshou, China
6th August 2012

Joan
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Paul: You've done it again!
Congrats on another fabulous travel-logue. Ever considered travel writing? Photos are great, too.
From Blog: My Trip to China- Summer 2012
17th August 2010

Paul N
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Welcome back, amigo.
Paul, I enjoyed the commentary on your travels immensely. With the accompanying pictures I almost felt I was there with you. I think you brought out the essence of each place. I'm sure you're glad to be home, and we hope to see you soon.
From Blog: Adios Mexico, Hello USA
15th August 2010

Joan W.
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Welcome home, Pablo
Paul: I loved your blog. Glad to have you back, but sad to see my vicarious vacation come to an end. Bienvenidos!
From Blog: Adios Mexico, Hello USA
14th August 2010

beth white
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Paul. I've enjoyed you sharing your travel adventures. Glad you re heading back home. Have a safe trip. See you in a couple weeks at school. Beth White
From Blog: Adios Mexico, Hello USA
6th August 2010

irene
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Church visited
Church pictures were so real as if I've been there the moment I looked at it.Not only that it is stunning, it 's spiritually captivating as it draws a person for an intimate encounter with His CREATOR... God.
From Blog: To Puebla and Surrounding Area
4th August 2010

wim huijsmans
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Dear Paul, You combine "business" with pleasure: to help as a volunteer the poor childeren at Vamos and to make a native dish with crickets but also to visit the Brady museum. I guess you have a great time in Mexico. I enjoy your messages and pictures. With kind regards, Wim
From Blog: Tepotzlan Cooking Class
4th August 2010

anonymous
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Hi Paul, Sorry to hear your feeling under the weather but I'm not sure that eating a cricket sandwich will help. :)
From Blog: Tepotzlan Cooking Class
4th August 2010

Carol
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Wonderful!
Paul, I really enjoyed seeing your pics these past few weeks. You will always be able to reflect on this experience. I shared some of them with Cathy Randall from Broad Acres, we had a few laughs at your comments. Please tell Diana I am the one who donated the ESOL materials to the Esperanza Center in June. Hope to hear from you soon.
From Blog: VAMOS- Our Community Service Learning Day
1st August 2010
Strange shapes when the lava cools

Maria
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Fantastic!
Great photos of Pacaya. We climbed last summer. Will use your photos in my teaching. Great job!
From Blog: Volcan de Pacaya- Guatemala (with video )
26th July 2010

Joan W.
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Butt Shot Successful?
Hey, Paul: The butt shot must have succeeded, since you're back to traveling and blogging. Hope you're cured! Fabulous photos, BTW.
From Blog: Local Women Artists
25th July 2010

wim huijsmans
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Dear Paul, Interesting to read about arts in the schools. I have to think of micro-credits to enable things like that. Is that known also in Mexico? Our princess Maxima is very active on that domain. With kindest regards, Wim
From Blog: Local Women Artists
24th July 2010

Gail Fischbach
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Our Disappeared
My brother-in-law is a documentary film editor. In 2008 he co-produced and edited a film called "Our Disappeared" by Juan Mandelbaum. It tells the stories and talks with the families of people who disappeared b in Argentina between 1976-83. Thousands of people were kidnapped, tortured and murdered by the military dictatorship. They would go off to work or school and never be seen again.
From Blog: Local Women Artists
24th July 2010

Trish Mateer
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Wow!
I love Painting #3!!
From Blog: Local Women Artists
23rd July 2010

wim huijsmans
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Dear Paul, I hope you are quick your usual self again. With kindest regards, Wim
From Blog: Doctor's Visit
23rd July 2010

irene
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Doctor's visit
You're lucky someone is there to give you a painless needle.Enjoy your summer!
From Blog: Doctor's Visit
22nd July 2010

wim huijsmans
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Dear Paul, Interesting the lecture on dying languages in the world. I ever read something like that regarding languages in Papua New Guinea. I hope you had a good lunch (video) in Santiago Tianguistenco Market. I said that name 10 times and I had a knot in my tongue. After a visit to the Santa Maria del Buen Suceso I guess your stay in Mexico must be full of good events. I wish you a pleasant time. With kindest regards Wim
From Blog: Santiago Tianguistenco Market
18th July 2010

Gail Fischbach
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Ouch!
Paul, my legs are aching just thinking about climbing all those steps. But what an amazing sight at the top! This is just a fabulous trip, and your pictures are terrific. The church in Taxco is beautiful. Who knew a small, poor town like Taxco would have such an elaborate church in its center. I guess the faithful give all they have. Thank you for keeping up the blog. Gail
From Blog: Taxco (Tahs-co)
18th July 2010

Fawn
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Beautiful
Paul thanks again for sharing! I feel as if I'm there with you. Santa Prisca is so beautiful. Kudos to you for taking the long journey up to the statue of Jesus! Can't wait to see the next set of photos.
From Blog: Taxco (Tahs-co)
17th July 2010

Mary Troiutman
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Taxco
Paul, Thank you for your wonderful commentary and the great photos of your trip. The church in Taxco is breathtakingly beautiful. I could see myself returning to the church if it meant attending services in a church like that. It would be an inspiration just to be inside. Congratulations on making it up the mountain! Mary
From Blog: Taxco (Tahs-co)
13th July 2010

wim huijsmans
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Hi Paul, Thank you for your interesting blogs. Reading your story about the market in El Mercado I have to think of the markets in Spain. At the first time I did not know what I saw : chickens that were killed there and a lot of meat without refrigeration... with flies. And people bought it. Malinalco seems me very beautiful. The rituals the had there, are crazy indeed. But that is also the fall with more ancient nations, think of the Batavians in our country. With kindest regards and a pretty trip further on. Wim
From Blog: Malinalco
8th July 2010

wim huijsmans
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Dear Paul, Nice stories/histories, nice pictures. Impressive site, Xochicalco. You must have a very agreable time there in Mexico. With kind regards, Wim
From Blog: Xochicalco
8th July 2010

Joan W. (MWP)
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Wow!
Hi, Paul: Wow! You're seeing some amazing sights and sites! Thanks for letting me enjoy summer via you! As for the human sacrifice...age before beauty!!
From Blog: Xochicalco
8th July 2010

jeff
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what really happened
So you were told a story as well. I was there 8 yrs ago and they told us that the winners were sacrificed as well,but at a local village they told us nobody really knew. I wondered where they got a rubber ball from?? thanks for the pics
From Blog: Xochicalco

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2010- I'm visiting Cuernavaca, Mexico, for six weeks with the "Partners in Education 2010 Fulbright-Hays Groups Abroad" program. Thanks to Dr. Colleen Ebacher and Dr. Ronn Pineo from Towson University, Towson, MD, USA, 16 teachers will be experiencing and learning about Mexican social, economic, and cultural issues. We have a very busy schedule, listening to many lectures, often going until 8 at night. And over the six-week period we will be visiting dozens of historical sites throughout the area. Cuernavaca is called "The City of Eternal Spring." 2008 Trip: I'm traveling to Antigua, Guate... full info
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