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Christmas Poinsettia Mandala

Friday, November 21, 2008 in Digital Art, Digital Mandala | by Lori | Leave a comment

Digital Mandala
L. Gloyd (c) 2008

Ash Fall

Sunday, November 16, 2008 in California, California Wildfires, Lori Gloyd, video | by Lori | 6 comments

I went out at dawn and snapped a few photos and videos.

The Blood Moons

Sunday, November 16, 2008 in Lori Gloyd | by Lori | 8 comments

I am ringed by fire again, and it’s bad this time. It’s 20 F degrees warmer than it should be so I have my windows open to keep it cool. However, now everything in my home smells like charred wood and plastic. I went out last night and early this morning and shot these pictures of a very red gibbous moon. This images are unaltered in any way.

This was taken about 8 p.m.

This was taken about 3:45 a.m.

Say a prayer for us.

L. Gloyd (c) 2008

Alive and Well On the Day of the Dead

Sunday, November 2, 2008 in California, Lori Gloyd, video | by Lori | 6 comments

What I did today………………

To learn more about this holiday, visit here:

Wikipedia, for a brief explanation

Olvera Street’s website, for a more detailed explanation

L. Gloyd (c) 2008

Halloween Frolic

Saturday, November 1, 2008 in California, Lori Gloyd, video | by Lori | 6 comments

Soul Food Raven and Elder

Authenticated by le Enchanteur

The Soul Food Cafe is an international group of writers and artists whose global mission is to promote writing and art-making as a daily practice through the use of interactive web-based technologies such as blogging and e-mail groups. As a Soul Food Raven and Elder, I administer and edit several team blogs.

To learn more about this wonderful resource, please visit: THE SOUL FOOD CAFE

And to get a summary of my adventures at SFC, please visit my Squidoo by clicking the Eye:

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Wild Garden Caretaker

The Magic Garden Global Literacy Project is a project designed to demonstrate to educators and their students how good curriculum can be delivered and the outcomes published, using new technology such as blogs, writeboard, photo board and many other exciting applications. Students and adults from all over the world are currently growing virtual gardens as part of this project. My garden-blog is Return to the Garden: Resources for Growth and Change To visit it click HERE.