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Cowboy Up ‘Cause We’re Talkin’ Rodeo

March 6th, 2010 · No Comments

The 85th Annual La Fiesta de los Vaqueros THE TUCSON RODEO!

Rodeo comes but once a year in Tucson, but it’s the biggest time of the year. Schools and businesses close, so everybody can cowboy up and go down to the arena.

The rodeo is decorated with cows, adding to the excitement.

Before the events start, you can […]

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Walking in Blue Skies Out West

February 18th, 2010 · No Comments

To some people, the sky is something over your head. You look up to see it.
 
Back East the sky is always broken up into parts by buildings,
clotheslines, telephones and such.
 
 Even in cities by the sea, the sky gets broken up.
 
Out West, the sky is everywhere.
 
Microsoft skies
 
Technicolor skies

Black […]

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Joshua Trees and the Battle of Jericho

January 28th, 2010 · No Comments

When you first come, you wonder where you’ve landed.  Where are you?

This landscape looks more like Star Wars than Mother Earth.

 
What kind of place can have so much sky and yet at the same time, look so desolate and forgotten?

What kind of trees are these? Are they trees? They offer no sheltering arms, […]

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129 Things to Do Instead of Committing Suicide

January 28th, 2010 · No Comments


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Danza Mexicana

January 7th, 2010 · No Comments

The elder prays for all the people who are crossing the desert today, that they might not die from the heat and their thirst.

No more deaths on the desert, the elder prays.

Then the drums begin and the dancers march into the room, single file.

The only music is drums, but what incredible drums they are, how […]

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Welcome to Jane St. Clair’s Website

July 29th, 2009 · No Comments

Welcome to Jane St. Clair’s website -Author of Walk Me to Midnight - articles against assisted suicide - songs and stunning photographs of Arizona.
Walk Me to Midnight is a fast-paced suspense murder mystery that critics have call “taut, penetrating, and impossible to put down - a novel that will keep you reading all night […]

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30 Logical Reasons Against Physician-Assisted Suicide

July 29th, 2009 · No Comments

Thirty Logical Reasons Against Physician-Assisted Suicide first appeared in the November 2008 election cycle as a series of ads in Washington state, where assisted suicide was on the ballot. Over 7,000 people have read this article.

Reason #30- No on Assisted Suicide
Sunday, November 2
Today’s AD-Some terminally ill people recover and get well.
A hospice nurse told me […]

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17 Provocative Quotes About Euthanasia from People with Disabilities

June 18th, 2009 · No Comments

 
by Jane St Clair
Author of Walk Me to Midnight
 
 
People who argue in favor of assisted suicide and euthanasia often say they and others should not live if they are a burden and require help in feeding and self-care. They say that such a life lacks dignity and autonomy.  They say handicapped people are […]

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Welcome to Jane St Clair’s Website

June 13th, 2009 · No Comments

Welcome to Jane St. Clair’s website -Author of Walk Me to Midnight - articles against assisted suicide - songs and stunning photographs of Arizona.
Walk Me to Midnight is a fast-paced suspense murder mystery that critics have call “taut, penetrating, and impossible to put down - a novel that will keep you reading all night […]

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Crouching Tigers, Hidden Dragons in Arizona

May 13th, 2009 · No Comments

by Jane St. Clair
Author of WALK ME TO MIDNIGHT
I have always loved the way the ocean is ever-changing and moving so that it hypnotizes and yet at the same time relaxes your mind. To me, she has light feet and dances the samba. But now I live in the mountains, and they are more sober […]

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