I’ll Show You Mine/You Show Me Yours 7/2
As per my suggestion yesterday, for today, choose a photo from something in my photo that inspires you.
The next person looks at that next photo and shares a photos of theirs using one element of the previous photo.
Examples can be anything, not just travel. How this makes you feel and a photo from
your collection that might make you feel this way.
Or, you might be reacting lifestyle, a specific color you see etc.
Explain why you chose your photo.
Enjoy!
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Annie Deighnaugh
3 years agolast modified: 3 years ago
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Comments (24)The term "Native American" is falling out of favor with many tribes - some prefer to be called "American Indian" (especially ones I have met in southern California), but the best term would be the name of the tribe that they are from. The ones in Coachella Valley mostly call themselves "Cahuilla Indians" and their property is called "Indian land." This is an important real estate distinction. The casinos are called "Indian Casinos". If your photo is from a museum, the museum should have identified the tribe that made the baskets, and that is the term I would use. It is always better to be more specific than more general, as it shows more respect for a person's culture. The baskets are very beautiful, and I would like to know more about them. In British Columbia, I always made the distinction between Haida and Kwakiutl and could tell them apart from their designs, both of which I liked very much. The more information one has about their art, the more valuable it is considered. The rugs I collected in Oaxaca, Mexico are definitely Zapotec in design, and that is what I call them. They have some similarities to Pueblo designs but are still easy to distinguish. I also like Hopi art but have not collected any of it - it can get expensive. Anyway, what is considered "politically correct" is changing, and it can be difficult to keep up! In Texas, the Comanche Indians were not well liked by other tribes, who do not like being lumped together with them. The more history you know about peoples, they more interesting they are. I've spent a lot of time learning about various native tribes in Mexico, and lot of them there have retained their identities and languages. The term "Indios" is still used in Mexico to refer to the native tribes there....See MoreAnnie Deighnaugh
3 years agoPeople on the beach reminded me of this shot of young girls enjoying the sunrise at the beach...
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3 years agoHawaii has such a variety of amazing colored beaches, black, to white and salt and pepper in between!!
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3 years agoI need to go back to the roses. Yesterday we had an interment for my brother-in-law and they handed out roses to family members. Here is mine.
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3 years agoThe white color in the rose reminded me of the Easter bunnies I made for the grandkids.
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3 years agolast modified: 3 years agoFilbert Street, North Beach, San Francisco (with 39 steps)
Photo of me taken by my sister when she visited me circa 1980.
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3 years agoStairs at the Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. (Looking up from the bottom.) We were on a ghost tour.
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Step up and have a seat. A very peaceful place looking over the koi pond at a local nursery.
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3 years agolast modified: 3 years agoI did go to Hamburger Mary's and dated one of the bartenders there.
In 1974 I lived on Valencia Street with some of the Cockettes, and in 1977, I was hired by Dennis Peron to work as a baker at Island Restaurant at 16th Sanchez Streets. At that time I was living two blocks away, and so I could easily walk to work, although as a baker, I had to work the graveyard shift.
I lived in several different neighborhoods, including North Beach (1972), Eureka Valley, the Haight, Buena Vista Hill, Hayes Valley, but mostly close to Dolores Park.
I used to go to concerts all the time, at The Old Waldorf, The Stone, Bimbos, The Kabuki Theater, etc. For me, it was the best place to see European groups, which were my favorites at the time, but I also saw Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young at the Fillmore. I saw Hot Tuna there as well, but in the 1980s, I mostly went to see European Groups, too many to name. I did see Grace Jones at the Old Waldorf plus U2 with Romeo Void, and The Clash with The English Beat. I saw Siouxsie and the Banshees at I-Beam on Haight Street during a full lunar eclipse.
Here's a picture showing one of my roommates from Valencia Street - she is the one on the left on the floor.
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