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Monthly Archives: June 2014

cuddle monster

05 Thursday Jun 2014

Posted by azahar in cats, home, love

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snuggle beanFeels so good…

not your average tuesday…

04 Wednesday Jun 2014

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almadraba, la azotea, ronqueo, tuna

azotea ronqueo scenes
… my very first ronqueo (at a most unexpected place)! Read more on Azahar in Sevilla.

ugly but serviceable

03 Tuesday Jun 2014

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plastic hamperI have been reduced to this!

Los Rompetodos have been at it again and have laid waste to yet another laundry hamper, this time by climbing inside and (I think it was Morcilla) peeing all over the sheets, which soaked through the cloth. And although the last hamper was no beauty (it looked like this) it was at least made of wood and natural-white cotton. Not icky plastic. But I clearly needed something that they wouldn’t be able to either rip to shreds or get inside and this one fit the requirements. Why it even has a cat-proof “click lock” lid.

To be honest, it’s kind of barely there and – so far – the cats seem to be ignoring it. It’s always something with these guys.

giving peace a chance

02 Monday Jun 2014

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memorial, peace, sevilla, spain

path to peaceEl Rincón de la Memoria y La Libertad, Plaza Encarnación Sevilla.

I’m often surprised by the things you don’t see when you don’t pay attention. Like the other day while on one of my usual ways home I noticed this small olive tree for the first time, growing in one of the planters next to the “lone mushroom” in Plaza Encarnación. And then I saw the plaque, quoting Mahatma Gandhi – “There is no way to peace. Peace is the way”. Then I noticed the date on the plaque: March 11 2014, the 10th anniversary of the Madrid train bombings.

Apparently this lovely memorium was sponsored by City Hall and the Alberto Jiménez-Becerril Foundation, the latter founded to help victims of violence. City councillor Jiménez-Becerril and his wife Ascension Garcia Ortiz were murdered by ETA terrorists while walking home on January 30, 1998, just around the corner from where I lived. The week before I’d met the wife and their three children at the English language school where I was working at the time, so that is a very strong memory for me. And so now I will always notice this olive tree on my way home and hope that it grows well and strong.

sunday song – give peace a chance

01 Sunday Jun 2014

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give peace a chance, sunday song


Something I saw yesterday reminded me of this song.
I’ll tell you about it tomorrow…

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