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Author Archives: Procurrent
Career tips in workplace diversity
Hello to anyone reading this! Looks like I lost a year of blogging, but I’m back. Thanks for staying connected through the drought! Despite a daily mountain of negative news, there’s still a lot of good in the world – … Continue reading
Posted in advice, best practices, business, career, diversity, experts, learning, lessons, tips, Uncategorized, Video, workplace
Tagged advice, best practices, business, career, diversity, tips, workplace
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Whale Watching at Point Vicente Interpretive Center
You can take a girl out of the Midwest, but she will never get tired of gazing on the wonders of the ocean! Not too far from where I’m staying there’s a prime whale watching spot. Something no one has … Continue reading
Garage Sale Discovery: Finding Robin Williams
Garage sales unearth so much: people, things, emotions. Mine this weekend was no exception. People: There was a wide range of humanity, a sort of Fellini’s dream parade. Super sweet women, men, children; strangers getting into arguments; a woman who … Continue reading
Posted in kansas city, Memories, music, Uncategorized, Words
Tagged 1980s, albums, blog, depression, emotions, garage sale, kansas city, loss, LP, memories, people, records, Robin Williams, things, vinyl
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Mining memories
This is what makes it so hard! See this mound of letters and cards? These are treasured messages from past decades of friendships and family support. They hold lessons, stories and love. Trying to get in touch with my hardest … Continue reading
All good things…
A good thing is happening. I’m opening the next chapter of my life. One big part of that is cleaning and clearing out items from my past and my family’s past. I’m saying goodbye to childhood dress-up shoes and books … Continue reading
Posted in Archive, family, Photography
Tagged archive, childhood, dress up, family, fashion, Harzfelds, kansas city, memories, photography, scrapbook, shoes
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French Fry and the Real Riders of Kansas City
An evening unrolls like it’s supposed to, sometimes. But the way it’s supposed to unroll can be a complete surprise. Like last Friday night. I met friends at La Bodega, a tapas restaurant and home of the best pitcher of … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged blog, photo challenge, spring, student teacher, wordpress, writing challenge
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Not your mama’s Popsicle
I met sister-brother team Angela and Sam at the Malibu Farmers Market on Sunday. Fitting to happen during the week of National Sibling Day. Angela and Sam make frozen desserts on a stick, like Popsicles. Original, pretty, tasty Popsicles. I … Continue reading
Posted in Frozen foods, Travel, Uncategorized, Video
Tagged blog, brother, california, chocolate, cream, dessert, entrepreneurs, family, food, frozen, lemon, los angeles, love, Malibu, orange, original, Popsicles, sister, sweet, treat
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This week’s journey: First two days in 50 words
Flight: A woman channeled my mother; Antiques, master gardener. House: Cross between a B&B and a hostel. Locked out/got in. Coffee mishap/easily cleaned. Lola the Airedale. Beach: Photographed kiddie surfer lessons, talked with many people. Met popsicle entrepreneurs Sam and … Continue reading
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Tagged airbnb, Beach, blog, california, dailypost, dpchallenge, L.A., los angeles, Malibu, orange, photography, popsicle, Southwest Airlines, surfing
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