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MH3Sharing in the spirit of ayni (reciprocity) our family — mom, dad, and kiddo — invites you to follow our year in Tiquipaya, Bolivia. Musings, poetry, art, music, local food, beautiful images and stories from our adventures.
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Here’s to Rhythm and Relationship in Andean Foodways
Pacha o muerte, a mural by Willka at Tawayapu’s Altusa cultural center in El Alto, featuring a cholita holding tarwi, cultivated edible lupin.
Yesterday I walked down our dirt road, then along an old irrigation canal between corn fields on...
Pilgrimage to the Peak of Huayna Potosí
On the peak of Huayna Potosí at dawn, to the east the sun rises over clouds churning in an airborn sea above the cloud forest and Amazon beyond. The golden rays illuminate the snow and ancient glacial ice capping the massive mountain, which...
Relationships Over Everything
It’s January 1st, the Gregorian New Year, and my family, my mom, two American friends visiting from the Bay, a local who is from the Lake and returning with us to El Alto and I are riding in minibus along Lake Titicaca, riding back to the c...
Rebalancing Living Rhythms
Balancing Living Rhythms
This past May 3, a Viernes de K’oa, the cochabambino monthly offering day, was also the annual Día del Chakana. As we gathered with friends and family to celebrate with our monthly mesa offering, the weather was cl...
We Get Around
A few of the primary vehicles available to get around in Cochabamba (with major overrepresentation of the painted Dodge micros because the designs are so rad). Credits of individual images used to make this collage: Pedro Ro (vectorized mic...
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