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2 of us here…finding our feet on familiar ground…. In the name of. With a little help from our friends…. But this is not a house of sadness. At the age of 76, Nancy generally rises at 6:30 and weaves her way in and out of meetings and children and staff support until well after dinner is served. All of the children are engaged in education and both group and individualized therapy, as well as numerous other activities every week. This is not a house of sadness. For many, $30K doesn’t sound like much, and...

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2 of us here…finding our feet on familiar ground…. Continue reading →. Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Click to share on Google (Opens in new window). Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window). Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window). Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window). Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window). Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window). Continue reading →. Click to share on L...

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A shout out to Senator Ted Lieu and Governor Jerry Brown | whatifandwhynot

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2 of us here…finding our feet on familiar ground…. In the name of. A shout out to Senator Ted Lieu and Governor Jerry Brown. This week on elephant journal I’ve written about wrongs being righted…some geographically far away, but all near and dear to my heart. At the center of all of it is Senate Bill 1172, which officially makes treating children to “cure” them of their homosexuality illegal in California, effective January 2013. Have a read here,. And let me know your thoughts! October 3, 2012 at 02:41.

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We’re moving… | whatifandwhynot

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2 of us here…finding our feet on familiar ground…. We’re moving…. 8230;no, not to another country (although we’re not ruling it out just yet). We’re just moving the blog. We won’t bore you with the technical detail behind it. We’ll just give you the new address:. The design stays the same, all the posts, the comments as well (keep’em coming) and the photos have been moved as well, so it’s pretty much a carbon copy of what you’re used to here. Hoping your weekend is going well wherever you are. Us road tr...

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Adventures in Volunteering | whatifandwhynot

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2 of us here…finding our feet on familiar ground…. Category Archives: Adventures in Volunteering. An Ecuadorian mapping story – Part3. So if you’ve been following along ( here. On this brief and exciting account of my mapping adventures in Ecuador, you’ll be on the edge of your seat by now (Was he able to pull it off? Or at the end of your rope (Get on with it already! In any case, it has been a pleasure sharing the experience with you Now the good part:. Photo of cajas from our first hike. My first hike...

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Ecuador – our first 2 months in photos | whatifandwhynot

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2 of us here…finding our feet on familiar ground…. Ecuador – our first 2 months in photos. Finally made it to the Southern Hemisphere! Our first day in Quito. View over the city from the “parque Itchimbia”. Where did you get that hat Ann? El Centro cultural Itchimbia in Quito. Parque Itchimbia in Quito. Parque Itchimbía in Quito. Cuenca has many nice murals all over the city. Pumapungo archaeological park in the historic center of Cuenca. Pumapungo archaeological park in the historic center of Cuenca.

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In the name of… | whatifandwhynot

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2 of us here…finding our feet on familiar ground…. Category Archives: In the name of…. In the name of. An update, and some thoughts on staying focused. It’s hard to write these days. What to say? So if you’ll note and forgive the selfish motivation of this post, I’ll endeavour to write something worth reading. This is such a very strange time in the world, isn’t it? Continue reading →. Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). In the name of. The c...

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Tourism | whatifandwhynot

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2 of us here…finding our feet on familiar ground…. Ecuador – months 3 and 4 in photos. Went to a waterfall 2 hours away. It wasn’t the waterfall we had planned to go to…but it was a nice surprise. Parque Nacional Cajas. A fantastic place just 45 minutes outside of Cuenca. It’s (most of the time) cold, rainy, foggy but it’s such a beautiful place to hike. It’s situated between 3100m and 4450m above sea level. Your lungs aren’t too happy but it’s worth it. Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window).

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2 of us here…finding our feet on familiar ground…. An Ecuadorian mapping story – Part3. So if you’ve been following along ( here. On this brief and exciting account of my mapping adventures in Ecuador, you’ll be on the edge of your seat by now (Was he able to pull it off? Or at the end of your rope (Get on with it already! In any case, it has been a pleasure sharing the experience with you Now the good part:. Photo of cajas from our first hike. Side-by-side pics of Cajas and Scotland. My first hike, Ruta...