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About Me
- Eric Holthaus
- Kansas -> St. Louis -> Oregon -> Oklahoma -> New York -> Uganda -> New Orleans -> Brooklyn. I'm just me, trying to be me.
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Is Emery the cutest kid you've ever seen?
Kiva.org
My favorite blogs
- The 'Little Man' Blog
- Daily Splendors
- The Climateer
- Bethlehem Farm community
- greenchili photoblog
- JVC:NW live!
- A recap of the day
- yellow bunnies
- integrating
- toward cultivation
- am/fm
- the underrated blog
- Life of a farm
- Ruined for Life
- The Social Justice Lectionary
- End Poverty
- Dirty Coast
- Jackfruity
- Peace Corps in Benin
- Maria's Belize Adventures
- my so-called life
- mynameisnotdrew's photoblog
- Sherman's Mesoamerica Adventure
- The Plains are Alive
- i am the sound of rain on the roof
- Uganda Blogs
- Uganda 'Blog-ren' feed
Other links
- 2008 Presidential Candidate calculator
- Kiva - microfinance to end poverty
- 300 love letters
- Good Natured Family Farms -- Bronson, Kansas
- FreeWheelchairMission.org
- What and how to recycle (you thought you knew!!)
- Nawlins, y'all!
- A Unified Earth Theory - Poverty and Climate Change
- AGU statement on climate change
- Life After People miniseries - The History Channel
- Petition: Support Affordable Housing for New Orleans
- Voices from the Gulf: The Hurricane Katrina project
- Hurricane Katrina oral histories
- DisasterAccoutability.org
- Millennium Villages
- Al Jazeera
- The New York Times
- BBC News
- Drudge Report
- Reuters AlertNet
- IRIN humanitarian news
- allAfrica.com
- Mail & Guardian (S.A.)
- The East African Standard
- The Monitor (Ug.)
- The New Vision (Ug.)
- The Economist
- MarketWatch
- nola.com
- Gothamist
- High Plains Journal
- UNDP Uganda
- Millennium Promise
- International Research Institute for Climate and Society (IRI)
- The Earth Institute @ Columbia University
- Church of the Ascension - NYC
- National Hurricane Center - Miami
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6 comments:
I wish I could join you :)
What is the temp there? Seeing that fire makes me want to burn up...it's 102 here today!! :) But I'm glad you are enjoying it!
it was probably 65 today, at most! it's in the 50s in the morning. i have about 8 blankets on my bed!! (it's winter, and we're at 7000ft elevation)
WOW! 65 sounds nice right now!!
Dear Eric,
We really like your pictures of Africa. We would like to see more.
We noticed that the village is poor, but beautiful. Thank you for helping the people, that's so kind. Would you like to live in the village? Have you seen any animals? We think that you are doing a great service to the world. Did you have a great time in Africa? Were you scared? Where are you going next? We hope you take of yourself.
From,
Emily, Elizabeth, Eric, Carlos, Jailene and Jose
P.S. 64
Bronx, NY
Hi Eric!
Really enjoyed your latest Africa pictures. Amazing. Must be so exciting to be a part of literally preserving and improving the lives of so many people and villages. I can tell you are very comfortable in Africa. But we're glad your back now! Love ya! Mary Sue
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