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Obsidian

My coworker, Maria Estela's family, gave me this kitten at my request. I have never been a cat person but i really thought that it would be good to scare away the mice that live in my roof and eat my food, plus a little company. But I really have fallen in love with this kitten. She is so cute, and its so fun to watch her when she gets an energy rush, bouncing around the office. I named her Obsidian, which works because she is blakc and shiny like the petrified volcanic rock, and she lives near a volcano, and her name is a cognate in Spanish : Obsidiana. Obsi for short ;)
Ok, can I call my self a columnist now? Home again, plus a new kitten, chicken and rooster

September 11th 2008
Well here it is.. hot off the press - article #2 from the Review! I think these work pretty well as blog entries... but all you dedicated subscribers you get the bonus of a few photos 😊 Its copied below, its available at http://www.pnwlocalnews.com/kitsap/bir/opinion/28101474.html , and its attached to this entry as a photo (thanks to my mom who scanned a copy for me)! I already used a c ... read more
Central America Caribbean » Nicaragua » Southern Pacific Coast » Isla de Ometepe

Nicaraguan Flag The Pacific Coast of Nicaragua was settled as a Spanish colony from Panama in the early 16th century. Independence from Spain was declared in 1821 and the country became an independent republic in 1838. Britain occupied the Caribbean Coast in the fir... ... read more
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