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Iris Graville – Author

Iris Graville – Author

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Category: FCNL

*Afterthought #57 – Hopeful Resources November 30, 2016
*Afterthought #55 – Listening Across Lines September 30, 2016
Hopeful for Justice April 27, 2016
*Afterthought #49 Going Back for More March 31, 2016
When Process Shimmers February 15, 2016February 15, 2016
Inward Activism—Outward Prayer October 15, 2014December 9, 2014
Convinced to Tweet January 17, 2014June 2, 2014
A Marathon – Not a Sprint September 23, 2013June 2, 2014
Taking Action in Syria September 11, 2013June 2, 2014
Tax Day Blues April 17, 2012June 2, 2014

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Heeere’s Booker! He joined our family a couple weeks ago by adoption. Sixty pounds of love, face licks, and companionship. The Naked Hiker and I are quite taken with this 2-year-old lab/ Siberian husky. Read his story on today’s blog post, irisgraville.com.
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Dawn of a new day. A new era.
This happened today! I’ll be volunteering at the pharmacy when they begin vaccinations, so I was able to receive my first dose today. San Juan County Health Dept., Lopez Senior Services, and Lopez Fire District made a super team! I hardly felt the poke; 5 hours later and feeling fine. How I hope everyone who can receives the COVID vaccine when it’s your turn. Thank you to all who are getting it to us.

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