A busier week
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Lately, covid restrictions have been lifted, most places, in New Mexico,
and little Kirby turned three (July 3), Marty had a 4th of July party, Ivan
got th...
A thought for this moment:
I'm adding older posts from another blog
2004, 2005
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About Me
- Sandra Dodd
- Living a life of learning, and encouraging others to do likewise. Connections, ideas, history, families, music, and wheelbarrows. http://sandradodd.com
2 comments:
There is way too broad a topic. Culture is a group of human interactions which are familier to themselves.
A culture of smiles.
A culture of brown skin.
A culture of ...
maybe its just like a flock or a bevy or a gaggle.
A culture of humans.
The real discussion isn't here, though, it's at the link in that post. (This is just the announcements list.)
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