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Tag Archives: Santa Fe
Ant Patrol
It’s 2 a.m. and there’s an ant crawling along the edge of my laptop screen. Continue reading
A Dogs’ Graveyard
In the 1920s, two wealthy, avant-garde sisters from New York stopped in Santa Fe to get their hair done, fell in love with the landscape, bought several acres and created an artists’ respite called El Delirio. Amelia-Elizabeth and Martha White … Continue reading
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Tagged Native American, retirement, Santa Fe, School for Advanced Research
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Aviophobia
April 1. 11:17 p.m. We’re somewhere over Kansas and climbing. I watch the speed and altitude while I fly, wondering what cockpit chatter is about, trying to put myself there to understand. I’m a nervous flier. I question every little … Continue reading