Monday, December 3, 2007

Fall 2007

Fall looked like falling leaves and dance clubs and the inside of classrooms. Kate and I moved into an apartment in the same building as Randi and Natalie. Neola and I got into some hijinks.

all captured:

Sunday, November 25, 2007

Ruining Banana Pudding

This Thanksgiving, I tried to make one of my mother's best desserts, banana pudding. The only trouble is, I never learned to cook desserts as a kid, and now my mom is 2,000 miles away. Like any good Southern woman, my mom doesn't keep exact recipes.

Sunday, October 7, 2007

Fruit Loops

my friends and I went on a trip to this place called "Fruit Loop" in the Columbia River Gorge (about an hour east of Portland0. Fruit Loop has several orchards/farms all together.

Here's a video!

Sunday, September 16, 2007

Lynette as artist

In her 50s, Lynette Hanson sold her first piece of art.

Click here to find out her story.

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Friday, August 3, 2007

Podcast No. 4: I was a teenage Christian skaster

In high school, contemporary Christian music shaped my identity. At 15, I stayed out late skanking at concerts. But as I got older, I moved on to a different type of Christian music, one that led me to accepting an unlikely identity.

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Monday, July 30, 2007

What Edna Likes About Oregon

This ran on The Oregonian's Today in Oregon podcast. I recorded it last week.

Click Here to Hear What Edna Henderson Likes About Oregon

There will be more podcasts coming soon, but everything I have recorded lately sounds echoy or bad. I think I need a new microphone. And I really want to learn how to record a b-roll (basically background noise and stuff)

Wednesday, July 18, 2007

Podcast No. 3: Isolde Becomes a Citizen

Born to a French mother and Irish father, Isolde has dual citizenship. Until this week, she has lived in America for over two decades without being a citizen. In trips abroad when people have made fun of George Bush, she's hushed them away, reminding them she can't vote. But as the price tag for naturalization goes up, she decided to become a citizen. Why's she doing it now? Listen up!

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The music is Telegraph Canyon - Old Dark Hymns. That's my cousin's band! Look them up on MySpace