Archive for November, 2009
Nov
30
2009
Jamie’s family said they heard our van pull into their neighborhood while we were a block away. We didn’t think we were singing that loud, but when we quizzed him on our landing song he said, “Don’t Stop Believing, by Journey. …
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Nov
30
2009
My neighborhood was originally planned out in 1907, which was the year of the first Portland Rose Festival! The park where I shot my outfit photos was acquired in 1920. I just found out that there is a book written about the Rose City …
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Nov
30
2009
“Last year she moved to Portland,” Sarah continued. “Why did she do that?” I protested. “I don’t know. To get away, I guess.” So, at this point, you’re probably wondering where Jeremiah, the Hebrew prophet, comes into play. …. Well, I re- planted that branch, with little green shoots, and last summer we paid a visit to our old neighborhood, where I checked the trees in the backyard. And wouldn’t you know it… That small righteous branch, once used as a weapon of war, …
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Nov
30
2009
Everything from goth, skull and cross bones, cameo rings, necklaces and even barrettes with skulls on them counteract the Chicago-themed pins she sells that are shaped in a heart with each neighborhood on the front. … the warm and friendly atmosphere at the handmade craft markets, such as DIY Trunk Show and Renegade Handmade, all rooted in Chicago, she doesn’t necessarily believe that Chicago has a central hub for crafters like cities such as Austin or Portland do. …
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Nov
30
2009
They used to exist in every small town in America and every established city neighborhood. In New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, Denver, San Francisco, Seattle and Portland, Oregon, they still exist and are thriving. …
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Nov
30
2009
Antonio Robinson, who lives in a nearby apartment complex, had a different take on the crime situation in the neighborhood. The 28-year-old works the graveyard shift at a nearby gas station and said the area takes a different personality at night. …… Mama Update and Banana Cream Pie - Banana Cream Pie from 3 Doors Down Cafe, SE 37th and Hawthorne, Portland, Oregon! [image: 3_doors_down_banana_cream_pie] I’m home, doing Laundry, but I’ve … 11 hours ago …
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Nov
30
2009
Local Kids Get Excited About Science The first year was a good one for north Portland’s… Oral history project would collect civil rights pioneers’ stories The five-year project, approved by Congress and awaiting President’s signature,. … Bud Billiken Parade Celebrates 80 Years Event unites black families to mark twilight of summer, beginning… Kid entrepreneurs grow food for hungry families In a neighborhood where 86 percent of the residents live. …
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Nov
30
2009
Centrally located at Barclay & Cardero, this is one neighborhood which truly has a feeling of community. The Barclay defines lifestyle . . . tree-lined streets, lush greenery, Stanley Park, Robson Street shopping, English Bay, … prices or see other Fourth Plain Village Single-Family Homes. … carpets, bathroom completely remodeled,garbage disposal, roof installed 2 yrs ago, fully fenced, newer kitchen cabinets, … See: portland.oodle.com, for further information. …
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Nov
30
2009
After serious recruiting on C when she came to play with my spinning wheel, I planned to show up and lead another (intermittent) Portland Velo social ride. C had a distance limit of 20 miles, so I plotted out a route that would be about there. … Up through the neighborhood, onto the Sunset MUP to Scholls Ferry, then north, heading up to Skyline. It is basically uphill from our start until Greenleaf. Kept on plugging along uphill, but we did pause just before Greenleaf. …
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Nov
30
2009
Lynne’s Mostly-Cycling Blog. Portland Velo Member Lynne Fitzsimmons gives us her perspective on the ride - long distances and hours in the saddle celebrating the joy of experiencing the countryside on two wheels. … Up through the neighborhood, onto the Sunset MUP to Scholls Ferry, then north, heading up to Skyline. It is basically uphill from our start until Greenleaf. Kept on plugging along uphill, but we did pause just before Greenleaf. I needed to get the heart rate …
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