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12 Days/12 Ways 2010 - Coco's Cat Rescue in Playa del Carmen

From Life's a Beach, 1 year ago Similar articles

“On the 12th day of Christmas my true love gave to me….” This beloved traditional holiday song is the inspiration for a seasonal blog series, “12 Days/12 Ways”, an effort to draw attention to 12 worthy not for profit groups in Playa del Carmen and along the Riviera Maya and address their particular needs during this holiday season. Each of the 12 days leading up to Christmas, the BuyPlaya Blog, better known as “Life’s a Beach” will spotlight...

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Life's a Beach

http://www.buyplaya.com/blogs/rob_kinnon/default.aspx

Read about the daily life and adventures of an expat family living and learning in Playa del Carmen, Mexico
New Theme: A Simpler Time

New Theme: A Simpler Time

From Baroness Tapuzina, Today, Similar articles

There’s something about this time of year that always makes me wistful for the good old days'the simpler times, if you will'when all that mattered were family, friends, and a whole lotta blogging about everything under the sun. I miss those days, don’t you' Fear not, my fellow blogging friends. We’ve got you all covered today with a theme that will make you want to stop time and write about everything in your lives until you can’t write anymore. A Simpler Time,...

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My blown glass experience:)

From Albtranslator, 2 days ago, Similar articles

 I adored working with glass :) This was done in December 2010, with the help of my glass teacher James Adam Mowen, a very helpful and inspiring teacher and glass artist.. I will be sharing more of my glass experiences later on;) This is my first and alas last blown glass experience so far.If you have the chance try it! it`s great;)

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Le Château de Canisy

Le Château de Canisy

From Chez Loulou, 3 days ago, Similar articles

At the beginning of March I got a phone call that changed everything. I was a day away from starting a new work contract and was thrilled to be done with the tediousness of updating my CV, writing lettres de motivation and thinking about what to say during a French job interview. We had recently moved into an adorable rental house and were feeling settled in Normandy. So my immediate reaction was thanks, but no thanks. A few days later they called again and explained more of what the job...

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Brown's Siding Cafe in the Blue Mountains

Brown's Siding Cafe in the Blue Mountains

From Kristin Buesing, 3 days ago, Similar articles

The last days of Autumn are coming to an end and I can feel the winter fast approaching. The mornings are way cooler than normal and it gets really cold inside the house. It's time to get the heater out. Mind you the sun is still lovely and temperatures still reach 23 degrees C. The leaves are so beautiful right now and this is the perfect time for the Blue Mountains which despite their name can be quite golden and red in Autumn. We stopped at a cafe, the Brown's Siding, for some delightful...

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Old Friends

Old Friends

From Frenchless in France, 3 days ago, Similar articles

I started using the Internet many years ago. It was in the days when you had to dial up and wait a long time until you heard that unique sound that said you were now online. I started out using AOL (America On Line) then and I’ve never changed although I keep being told that I should. AOL, back then, had many interesting boards or forums and I visited them often. I found that sharing problems and information with others in that setting to be very helpful. After I moved to Paris I went...

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Do Not Pass Go, Do Not Collect $200, But Do Watch This Video

From Living in Egypt, 3 days ago, Similar articles

There is a video that I think everyone who has an interest in the Egyptian political scene in either the short run or in the long run should spend an hour and a half to watch. Mahmoud Salem, a blogger also known as Sandmonkey (see his blog at http://www.sandmonkey.org), spoke at the Washington Institute for Middle Eastern Affairs a few days ago. Aside from being an extremely astute and acute observer of our political scene, Mahmoud is a highly entertaining speaker. His description of Am...

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I want to be just like my mom

I want to be just like my mom

From Tales of a Texpatriate, 4 days ago, Similar articles

Today is Mother's Day in the US. I won't go into my feelings on why or why not one day a year is even enough to tell someone like a mother thank you, or why in general days like this drive me nuts because it's so manufactured and false, and that I think if you love someone you should show them that love EVERYDAY, and if you want to send them a gift just SEND IT and don't wait for a retail-sanctioned holiday. Ok, well I kind of did go into my feelings on that, whatever, I'll stop. (gets off...

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Happy Mother's Day

Happy Mother's Day

From A Letter from the Netherlands, 4 days ago, Similar articles

My Gorgeous Mother's Day Present(c) Amanda van MulligenFor those of you who are mothers living in the Netherlands today was hopefully a day of pampering and cuddles from your little ones, and your partner of course. It's a day to put mum in the spotlight, because let's face it most days aren't..... Mum is usually too busy running around taking care of everyone else to stop and stand in the spotlight!Mother's Day in the Netherlands is always the second Sunday of May and has been since 1925 (if...

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Dear children, just please don't give me pink eye for mother's day

From Life is Good, 4 days ago, Similar articles

Anything I'd hoped to achieve the past week has completely gone out the window. I mentioned in the last post that D came down with Hand Foot and Mouth disease. He had a pretty mild case... but a few days later Quinn came down with it, too, and has had a harder time of it (poor thing still has blisters on his hands, feet, and butt, though thankfully his mouth hasn't seemed to bug him much).  Then on Wednesday, when I'd planned on D going back to school, he woke up with pink eye which has...

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Life in Olbia

From How to Italy, 5 days ago, Similar articles

Sometimes a week away is what you need to appreciate the place you call home.  I've just come back from five days in England and, as much as I loved seeing my friends and family, having a glass of wine in a pub, and just soaking up the atmosphere, I really was glad when we landed in Olbia. Admittedly, leaving behind the dull grey skies and returning to brilliant sunshine had something to do with it.  As of May 1, Mario and I have been in Sardinia nine years.  In that time we've lived...

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