Patagonian State of Mind
Over the noon hour, I spoke to a senior group about Patagonia. The talk was arranged through a local school district's community ed. department. This particular district has an arm-chair travel group that meets once a month to see a photography slide show about a far-away place.
I spoke about Patagonia today, but last month I was also the featured guest. That time I spoke about Myanmar (Burma). There were many returning faces in the crowd and it was fun to have the whole room fill up; about 40 people were in attendance.
Afterwards, several interested parties stuck around to ask my advice. It seems I got a few listeners into a Patagonian state of mind.
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Labels: My Teaching Life
posted by Kelly at
3:03 PM
3 Comments:
Wow, I am impressed! I want to go to one of your lectures. Can't you do one in New York? ;)
Admit it, you just want me to come and visit you!
You made this little known area become a place that actually exists and could be visited. Thanks!
Sharon
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