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Hope and Healing: Archived

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It has been tremendous writing this blog, but as you can tell, there hasn't been an update in almost eighteen months. Newer posts can be found here:. Thank you for five excellent years! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Interested in finding out more? Subscribe To This Blog. Subscribe in a reader. Blogroll (and other links). The Adventures of Tothano. Vivian J. Prunner. Let the beauty we love be what we do. There are hundreds of ways to kneel and kiss the ground.

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Hope and Healing: July 2011

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It always feels so short. It always feels so short, but six weeks goes by quickly. I'm back home, after 156 cases on 77 patients followed by a week in Europe for the wedding of two beautiful people. Thank you for following. Until next time. Links to this post. Training, relief, and development. Last week, Agneta took out a man's jaw. But, before I tell you about that, some background. There is a tension in global health between relief and development. I've written about this before,. Agneta is one of the...

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Hope and Healing: Training, relief, and development

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Training, relief, and development. Last week, Agneta took out a man's jaw. But, before I tell you about that, some background. There is a tension in global health between relief and development. I've written about this before,. Bridging these two basic paradigms of aid is thorny. Although each is important, each has its stentorian prophets, and development's prophets have, of late, carried the day. So, when Agneta took out a jaw last week, it was more than just an operation. Subscribe To This Blog. The o...

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Travellerblogue: August 2006

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Musings on my preferred activity. Wednesday, August 23, 2006. A Weekend in Paris. I didn't mean to start with a tour of European capitols, but this morning in the shower I was remembering a recent lovely weekend in Paris. So I will recount the tale, which I think is pretty much a perfect itinerary for a repeat visitor to the City of Light. It's light on sights, long on atmosphere, so it's definitely not for that once-in-a-lifetime trip. Le Louvre des Antiquaires. The drinks were good, as were the bar sna...

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Travellerblogue: July 2007

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Musings on my preferred activity. Tuesday, July 03, 2007. Road Trip: France, Part One. Seeing as it's summer, the time for road trips, and my next trip isn't for a few weeks, I thought I'd recant a tale of old. Two of the four of us resided in Paris back in those days, so there it began. Since Frank no longer has her divine little apartment in Montmartre, a current adaptation would involve charming Paris hotel of choice. First leg: North to Normandy. So we headed due North and did a fly by of the Normandy.

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Travellerblogue: April 2008

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Musings on my preferred activity. Thursday, April 24, 2008. Peru: Incas, Sloths, and a little Espanol. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). An American in London. Peru: Incas, Sloths, and a little Espanol.

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Travellerblogue: October 2006

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Musings on my preferred activity. Saturday, October 28, 2006. Adventures in Morocco: Fabulous Marrakech. To complete the trilogy of Morocco postings, the last installment is Marrakech. After returning from the mountains, stomachs unsettled and legs very sore, we arrived in Marrakech at our Riad: Riad L'Orangeraie. The main square in town. Not much to see in terms of architecture or layout, it's really a people watching attraction. Now, the traditional food vendors, storytellers and snake charmers...Can't...

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Travellerblogue: February 2008

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Musings on my preferred activity. Thursday, February 07, 2008. Is where we're going for the big 2008 trip. Yippee Indian Ocean! Links to this post. Monday, February 04, 2008. Road Trip: France, Part Two. So I started to relate the tale of a trip of yore - the road trip through France. After our run through Bretagne, we headed east into the Loire Valley. At 78 Rue Voltaire, where we stuffed ourselves full of duck and the like. Chenonceau is about an hour and a half from Chinon along smaller roads. It's.

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Travellerblogue: March 2008

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Musings on my preferred activity. Tuesday, March 11, 2008. Cali Style: Wine tasting in Santa Barbara and Santa Monica treats. Although the red velvet cupcake could have used a little more cream and a little less sugar in its icing, the highlight was the Strawberries and Cream. It was a little bit of extra-light shortcake, a little bit of fresh whipped cream, and some fresh strawberry. Sure, it wouldn’t travel well, but it was a delicious afternoon treat. So thumbs up. Santa Barbara Wine Tasting:. Further...