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Read more: untitled post 33201:14 pm The plan for September 19th, 2017 was to get organized and to be productive. After much dilly-dallying with my affairs, weekend escapades to paradise lands and loafing around, that Tuesday was to be devoted to completing long-avoided errands. By 1 pm, I made the decision that in 15 mins I would begin arranging after I…
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Faces: Esu
Read more: Faces: EsuYou are: generous, jubilant, quirky, avid and a tenaciously amazing tennis player (even though I’ve never seen you play, sorry), naive, cheery, family oriented, oblivious, and the happiest person I know. Of the many times I’ve seen you, the most momentous memories have been listening to you speak about your ancestors and the history of…
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The older we get the less prevalent gifts are. Even the pair of socks we despised receiving when we were children are a glorious gift nowadays. Yet, my parents being the incredibly considerate (and slightly spoil me…) people they are, always intend on giving me something on my name day. Touching, I know. This year,…
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5 Indigenous Winter Solstice Celebrations That Honor the Shortest Day of the Year
Read more: 5 Indigenous Winter Solstice Celebrations That Honor the Shortest Day of the YearInti Raymi – Quechua Of course, half of this great continent is on the flipside of the equator, which means winter solstice actually falls in late June rather than December. According to Peruvian chronicler Garcilaso de la Vega, Inti Raymi (or “Festival of the Sun”) was established in the early 15th century by the Inca emperor…