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  it is time to give it back the little blue keyboard with the colourful keys that my little man called starbursts he had named each key after a member of our family when he was really little this one is baba, this one is mama, this one is… my girls had played with it…

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we are sitting on the porch reading we are fighting off mosquitoes dive bombing in on us it’s 87 degrees and the air is thick with pollen and we are surely in the South I am reading to my growing babes with a Southern accent yes, this Armenian Canadian girl living in the South is…

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We wake up just as the sun is rising blinding my eyes with beauty as we drive there are hardly any other cars on these back roads I am sitting beside my Beloved We have loaded the car up with books and we are heading out to deliver them, one by one, to each of…

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five years ago

September 17, 2011 | Under Living and Learning | Posted by | No Comments

I have been spending time going through old journals for the past couple of weeks.  I have been reading a couple of entries, here and there, when I have a moment to myself… a moment of quiet and I take one of these journals, make myself a cup of tea and read.  I read about…

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I am so grateful for this town. The South has kindly, graciously embraced this music that I am so passionate about; they have supported me in ways that I never, ever would have imagined. Little did I know that I would find such an enthusiastic audience for Armenian folk music in the South when I…

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