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Mary Murphy
June 24, 2019
I read this morning that on this day, back in 1386 , St John of Capistrano, leader of the 1456 Battle of Belgrade, was born.
I read this morning that on this day, back in 1386 , St John of Capistrano, leader of the 1456 Battle of Belgrade, was born.
Speaking from a Christian perspective, we live in a time a time when overt expression of religious faith makes many feel uncomfortable. Bible verses and
Before we hit the dirt roads heading out of Niland towards Slab City, I lost the picture I had in my head of the East
The snowbirds who gravitate to Slab City in the Sonoran Desert in California are not your usual run-of-the-mill types that have condos in the Coachella
I had a list of food I wanted to try during our California/Arizona road trip. At the top of it was a bacon cheeseburger from
I fell for Tucson Arizona. I didn’t have nearly enough time there but it was long enough to know that of all the cities I’ve
The desert never fails to conjure up images of Western movies. I expect to see Indians in full battle regalia on horseback on each ridge,
I like flowers. I like plants. I like shrubs. But spending a few hours in a botanical garden isn’t quite my sliver of bark. It’s
I have a vague memory of visiting Phoenix AZ many moons ago. That it’s a vague memory says a lot about my impression of the
Driving along the iconic Route 66 is an experience I’ll never tire of. The longest remaining stretch of the road that once stretched 2488 miles
