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A July Morning Iditerod
05 July 08 03:25 AM | Beth Patterson | 2 Comments   

While I'm working on unveiling the 'Where's Home?' loveliness --here's some pics taken with my trusty T-Mobile Dash phone on an early morning walk with Geronimo . He continues to get us up at ridiculously early hours (like 4am), and I've decided, NOT Read More...

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Where's Home?
18 May 08 05:10 AM | Beth Patterson | 15 Comments   

Taking off on Anthony McCune's View from Your Window , Virtual Tea House is hosting a contest or exercise, for you non-competitive types, about where's home? (Thanks, Tony, for the idea!) This is probably not a simple exercise . This is not necessarily Read More...

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Lesson # 5: if it ain't broke, don't fix it
30 April 08 01:49 AM | Beth Patterson | 0 Comments   

So on a post last week, "The Dog's in Heaven and the Cat's in Jail" in a follow up comment, I came to Geronimo's (aka Damn Dog's) defense. I wrote about 4 things that he has been teaching us about living and loving. Here's one I forgot, and since it's Read More...

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This brilliant universe...more resiliant than polymers
09 September 07 03:44 AM | Beth Patterson | 0 Comments   

(Formerly called: The lights are on but nobody's home..earth without humans would recover) "I no longer believe in the anthropocentric myth of the end of the world. There is every likelihood that we humans will destroy ourselves, but not creation. Creations Read More...

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