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Easter versus the Ku Klux Klan in Spain

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Figurine displaying traditional Spanish Easter garb in Cartagena, Spain (photo by Tui Cameron)

With Easter just around the corner, I thought I’d post this photo I took at a gift shop in Cartagena, Spain. As you can see from the sign, tourists often mistake these hooded figures for Ku Klux Klan members. In truth, there is no affiliation. These hooded robes, called capirotes, are worn by devout Catholics during […]

Filed Under: Travel Photo Essays Tagged With: Cartagena, Culture, Easter, Holidays, Holy Week, Spain

Saturday Show & Tell – 8th Edition

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Sunset through oak trees. (photo by Tui Cameron)

Welcome to Saturday Show & Tell – 8th Edition. This week’s round-up features 10 bloggers and touches upon the following topics: flowers, travel, social commentary, and even a bit of fiction. April showers bring May flowers, but why wait? Today, Mandy Chatsworth brings us A Floriculture Tour Around the Continents posted at : Inspired by […]

Filed Under: Travel Photo Essays Tagged With: Blog Carnival, Culture, etiquette, flowers, food, gardening, travel, Traveler's Show & Tell, Washington State

Saturday Show & Tell – 6th Edition

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Photo by Paula Puffer

Now that the Blog Carnival site has recovered, I received a bunch of interesting submissions for Saturday Show & Tell. The first one, as you can see at the top of this post, is a photo from Paula Puffer. As she explains: “It was taken a couple weeks ago at Armand Bayou Nature Center here […]

Filed Under: Travel Photo Essays Tagged With: Blog Carnival, Culture, dreams, expat, expatriate, Texas, travel, Traveler's Show & Tell

Impatient Virgin: Pulp Fiction as My Guilty Pleasure

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Impatient Virgin written by Donald Henderson Clarke

Guilty Reading Pleasures Are there books you enjoy, but would be embarrassed to admit you read? NPR has an ongoing segment called My Guilty Pleasure in which authors confess to books they adore, but would not wish to be caught reading in public. Pulp fiction novels from the 50’s and 60’s are my guilty reading […]

Filed Under: Travel Photo Essays Tagged With: Culture, pulp fiction

Saturday Show & Tell – International Women’s Day

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Detail of painting by Larry Snider

Welcome to Saturday Show & Tell This week’s blog carnival has International Womens Day for a theme, since March 8th, 2011 marks the 100th anniversary of that celebration. Today’s roundup features 9 different bloggers, and offers a variety of perspectives on the female experience, with topics ranging from guilt-ridden Spring cleaning to guilt-free masturbation. Cherrye […]

Filed Under: Travel Photo Essays Tagged With: Blog Carnival, Culture, holiday, Italy, travel, Traveler's Show & Tell, weird ads and signs

Saturday Show & Tell – First Edition

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Scarborough Renaissance Fair. Photo by Tui Cameron

Welcome to the very first Saturday Show & Tell blog carnival here at Mental Mosaic: Food for Your Muse. This week’s edition features 6 posts. That’s 5 more than I was expecting since I popped this idea on everyone at the last minute. (Full disclosure: I got 2 more submissions through the Blog Carnival site […]

Filed Under: Travel Photo Essays Tagged With: Blog Carnival, Culture, Italy, photography, Scarborough Renaissance Festival, Traveler's Show & Tell

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