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Category Archives: History
No Kings 6_14_25
Biggest rally at the Santa Fe Capitol this year.
Posted in Activism, History, Santa Fe
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Hands Off Santa Fe 4_5_25
It was snowy and cold but twice the number of folks from the last gathering. Our wonderful Representative, Teresa Leger-Fernandez spoke in support.
REI Unionization
I know there are a lot of you who shop at REI. Right now their workers are trying to unionize and need your help. Sadly, this outdoor outfitter has been fighting unionization like many big corporations. Union organizers are asking … Continue reading
President Carter 12_29_24
The first election I was eligible to vote in was in 1976 and I voted for Jimmy Carter. He represented a new way forward in politics and a rejection of the stale politics of Nixon and Ford. He was youthful … Continue reading
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Happy Veteran’s Day
Dad somewhere in the South Pacific, 1942
38 years o’ matrimonial merriment!
I’m sooooo lucky to have someone who put up with me for this long.
Asheville flooding 9_24
One of Hurricane Helene’s sad aftermaths is the flooding of the Asheville River Arts District which we visited last September. We especially enjoyed the non-profit, volunteer run fiber arts store, Local Cloth. The nearby French Broad River rose over 17 … Continue reading
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Fort Union 5_12_24
After years of passing by the signs along I-25, I decided to take a Sunday drive with a good friend to visit Fort Union National Monument. The fort was established in 1851, 3 years after the Mexican American War and … Continue reading
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Pat
A brother of mine has passed on. I met Pat in the Scouts. He was a tall gangly Southern boy with a wry smile and an uncanny ability to make friends with anyone. His outgoing nature and adventurism was a … Continue reading