I can't help it, I'm sitting here crying. I realize that I have no idea, no idea at all what this means to millions of Americans. I can't believe I was able to be a part of this.
Amazing.
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Welcome to Temperance Girl
- maria
- wife, mother, community member, student, minister or pastor or something like that. Tired but loving life all the same.
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Some cool ladies
More folks I'm glad to call my friends
Some things that are important to me
- Appalachia Service Project
- The Ashram
- Baby Moon
- Bradley Childbirth
- Carnegie Center for Literacy
- Durham University
- Lexington Leadership Foundation
- Meadowthorpe Neighborhood Association
- Mother Nurture
- The New Monasticism
- One Horizon Foundation
- Papafest
- Preserve Lexington
- Seedleaf
- Society of Christian Ethics
- Society for the Study of Christian Ethics
Please support your local businesses! Here are some of my favorites...
- Alfalfa's, a most excellent weekend brunch
- Brown's Bakery, down the street and an amazing lineup of cupcakes
- The Dame, the best authentic music venue
- Fayette Seed, our local nursery
- Flag Fork Herb Farm, great for lunching with the ladies
- High Street YMCA, our downtown gym
- Jimmy D's East Coast Cafe, fabulous corn "chowda"
- John's Run/Walk Shop, your source for things run/walk
- The Kentucky Theater, our downtown movie connection
- Meadowthorpe Cafe, our local diner
- Natasha's cafe, eclectic food and apparel
- Pedal Power, the ultimate bike place
- Pops Resale, our neighborhood junk store
- The Red Mile, harness racing and great ice cream
- Reed Valley Orchard, great apples & pear preserves
- Stella's Restaurant, good local fare
- Thai Orchid Cafe, great Thai food
- Third Street Stuff, a fun coffee shop
- Three Springs Farm, our local veggie source
In the Study Carrel/On the Nightstand
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- Over the Pond (5), day 13 -- Comings and goings
- Over the Pond (5), day 12 -- Hackney as bookend, a...
- Over the Pond (5), day 11 -- Breast Pump Woman
- Over the Pond (5), day 11 -- Filling in the corners
- Over the Pond (5), day 9 -- Enneagram Sevens of th...
- Over the Pond (5), day 10 -- Hey, BBC, if you can ...
- Over the Pond (5) -- Young man, do you have any id...
- Over the Pond (5), day 8 -- A pictoral tour of Mar...
- Over the Pond (5), days 7 & 8 -- I absolutely love...
- The votes heard 'round the world
- Unbelievable
- Over the Pond (5), days 3&4 -- A new twist on an o...
- Shane Claiborne in Wilmore on Election Day
- You're a mean one, Ms. Grinch
- Over the Pond (5), Day 2 -- Norwich
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3 comments:
HOORAY!!!! Here's to hope!
You found some wonderful pictures. I'm dancing the happy dance (even though our state elected McConnell AGAIN. Will we never learn?)
An amazing day for our country, for sure! What's it like being "over the pond" during this time? I'd love to hear the Brit take on things. Happy studies!
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