AJW MacKenzie's great great grandson

August 17th 2008
August 17 Ack! It’s really hard to keep up with the recording of events when we are so busy living them. But the Pacaya Volcano. Emerald green on black. Teeny hungry kids on donkeys renting walking sticks and buying candy with the profits. The volcano itself was ridiculously cool, all oozing and red hot. At the advice of a cohort, Cass and I had brought along some marshmallows to roast, which ... read more

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The Maya civilization flourished in Guatemala and surrounding regions during the first millennium A.D. After almost three centuries as a Spanish colony, Guatemala won its independence in 1821. During the second half of the 20th century, it experience... ... read more

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Some small words about my father

Maile Black

My father taught me how to travel. No, not “how,” let me be more careful. He taught me to travel. Under his guidance and fine example, I experienced the sound of Russian violins on the Trans-Siberian Railroad, the market smells of baguettes and lavender soap in the Luberon, sashimi and hot baths outside Kyoto, and blistering tamale pie in Tijuana. I was four and my brothers were six and eight when our family went on sabbatical. We spent most of the school year in France and traveled around lots of the rest of the world too. Sixteen months, total. My father believed in the kind of travel wher... full info

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