Rural Living October 2019
Wildlife in My Living Room If you want true reality, turn your TV to Animal Planet for a few hours. October 2019 I’ll admit: I’ve become addicted to several shows on the Animal Planet. It’s almost all I watch at night. What I did on my summer vacation was write first,...Rural Living September 2019
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Adventures in Bucket-Truckery November-December 2018 This is the time of year when columnists wax rhapsodic about the joys of giving, and giving thanks. The holidays are upon us. There’s much I’m thankful for, and, I look forward to giving (and receiving) holiday...Rural Living October 2018
Ahh! The Golf Course Life! October 2018 I have spent a good portion of my life living across from, or actually on, a golf course. I do not play golf. I should, I guess, but I think it requires two things I have in very short supply: patience and a certain athletic...
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HAPPENINGSCALENDAR November 10, 2019 Waterfowl Festival November 9, 2019 - November 11, 2019 Easton, MD 21601, USA Waterfowlfestival.org. See more details 40th Annual Christmas Show November 9, 2019 - November 10, 2019 Farmville, VA 23901, USA (434) 315-5909 ext. 202. [email prot...TASTE OF BOLIVIA. Cooperative Living magazine reader Denisse Rueda-Mendivil of Stephens City, Virginia, was surprised to read about 15 electric cooperative lineworkers from Virginia and Maryland traveling to the South American country of Bolivia to help bring electricity for the first time to several villages — including Rueda-Mendivil’s birthplace of Oruro.
She reached out to us through here, Cooperative Living’s Facebook page, saying, “The people in Oruro are kind and have amazing culinary skills. It would be a disservice not to point out the many delicious things they [the lineworkers] could eat! I could write about Oruro forever. It is a small and magical place! And while Virginia has been my home for over 20 years, where my children were born and where we have made so many wonderful memories, Oruro will always have a place in my heart.”
Many thanks to Rueda-Mendivil for graciously sharing the following Bolivian recipes: www.co-opliving.com/food/cooperative-kitchen/
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