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Iris Graville – Author

Iris Graville – Author

Believes everyone has a story to tell.

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Backyard Notes May 14, 2019
O Christmas Branch! December 21, 2018February 23, 2019
Failure is Vital November 27, 2017
Hold On… and Let Go November 15, 2017

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Let’s let San Juan County Council know we want an initiative on the ballot to protect the Southern Residents. Council meets on July 22 and 23. We can write letters, too. More information at https://www.southernresidentprotection.org/volunteer
What happens when musicians get married. Congratulations Tom and Ellen!
#protecteachother Today, thousands of people worldwide attended over 700 #Lights4Liberty vigils to send a message: We will not accept concentration camps in the United States. We will not accept the detention of people seeking safety, work, and a better life. We will not accept family separation. And we will not stop speaking out until U.S. immigration policies respect the humanity of every person who reaches our borders. I’m burning a candle in solidarity.
I couldn’t resist this title I saw yesterday at the library. I’ll admit, I haven’t read Nietzche, but the synopsis of this memoir sounds like I might relate to it. But then, I have the Naked Hiker to accompany me.

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