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New Years Storms

February 4, 2012December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
The wind storm that brought in the New Year brought down old trees.

Arab Winter into Spring

January 3, 2012December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Remembering the women of Egypt in 1980 and looking at their daughters now.

Christmas Fairs

December 29, 2011December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
At the end of the year, holiday fairs are everywhere.

War Games among the Tipas Trees

December 12, 2011December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Old games are preparation for war, even under the beauty of the Tipa Trees.

A Few Good Men

December 1, 2011December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Spring time errands in Buenos Aires brings us into contact with the lighter and kinder side of mankind.

Tricks and Treats

November 20, 2011December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
The European politicians have their own tricks to play along with the demonstrators. And Memory plays tricks too.

Film Festival Cities

October 24, 2011December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Each film festival looks for a way to have special meaning for its city. Ghent in Belgium chooses music.

Dressing the Part

October 10, 2011December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Sometimes we need more help than we realize getting ready to play our part.

Heirloom Fair

September 29, 2011December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Searching for an old mother hubbard winter squash leads to new banking and the fair.

Autumn Mornings

September 13, 2011December 7, 2022 / aggiemurch
Just a bike ride, watching harvesting farmers.

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Sitting at the Ironing - Letter from A. Broad

There are sweaters needing a soft touch, shirts and pajamas, pillowcases and tea towels, before the trousers pressed with a heavier hand. But as I work through the piles, I slow down. I can read and I can write, can’t I? And I can reach out to other sisters who write.

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Sitting at the Ironing - Letter from A. Broad

There are sweaters needing a soft touch, shirts and pajamas, pillowcases and tea towels, before the trousers pressed with a heavier hand. But as I work through the piles, I slow down. I can read and I can write, can’t I? And I can reach out to other sisters who write.
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