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An accidental rescue. Since 2021

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Latest Issues

Free air.

It’s the little things that make a day. Running errands. Crossing things off the to do list. Can I find what I need?

No.

Can I figure out a substitute or go without?

Usually.

Will there be gas? Can I get to the station? Is there dog...

5 days ago
1

No Pasa Nada

It’s still dark at 5am in the Sonoran desert, on my street anyway. Then it’s 98 degrees and so bright I can’t sweep the patio at 6:15.

I have been without Internet for a week. I have had spots of service, and last week had some data to se...

12 days ago
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2

Azaleas

I forget if you said to cut above or below the node.

Pruning forces growth, you’d say

I make an arrangement of pink and double bloom white azaleas. The petals fall off before the first guest arrives.

There’s a flower in the guacamole dip...

14 days ago
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1

Peel the layers

Before I flipped my van in the Mexican desert (because someone hit me and I will continue to defend my driving skills) and got stuck in a horrible small dusty town where no Americans go, pass through, tourist or even get gas—I lived in a cl...

25 days ago
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The pretty lady at the tienda

Checking my posture

Last Sunday I was one of the first in line at the tienda that opens at 7am.

a month ago
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  • Gringa Dog Lady

    A roll over van accident dropped me in the Mexican desert where there are hundreds of abandoned dogs just wandering around and no one who cared. They took to me and I, them. Stories about accidental rescues.

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