This blog is devoted to the second book in a series about the life and training of the first disciple of Lord Quitzalcuat.
The blog will contain various edits and drafts. Any readers might want to start at the last entry for a section. Ex: The entry titled – Prologue & Chapter 1 – that has the most recent date will be the most complete of all.
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Very cool 😐 i’m very excited about this!! haven’t really started reading, but already found and bookmarked the Prologue you talk about here. Last year in my university, i took this note from a book:
” Quetzal :
Central American climbing bird, that dies when deprived of liberty; root and origin of Quetzalcoatl (feathered serpent with quetzal feathers), god of the Toltecs, whose soul, according to legend, would have ascended to heaven in the form of the Morning Star.”
(it was in portuguese – translated it )
The interesting thing, is that it was printed on Aristotle’s nicomachean ethics book
on a spare page, because the publishers are named “Quetzal Editores” – Lisbon
thought i should tell you this! hope you find it usefull heh
anyways, thanks for your comment! also, critics are very welcome any time!
peace and good luck on you’re writings
Wow, we are definitely having a moment of synchronicity here! I’m taking this as an omen 🙂 because I have linked the Greek myth of Castor & Pollux with the twins Hunahpu & Xbalanque in my writing. As for Quetzalcoatl, if one uses the Quiche language, the name means “precious twin.” There were a lot of words with variant meanings, so I have made use of them when it is logical or reasonable to. Thank you for translating that, it’s so interesting that the bird dies when deprived of liberty. Kind of like us inside, huh? I’ll definitely be heading back to check out more of your writing, I like what I saw! Thank you for reading and I hope you’ll like it and/or give me feedback. Thanks, peace and good luck on your writings too! George
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Right! Mythbusters is pretty fun! I don’t spend an awful lot of time at the Mexico Pavilion, beasuce I live in Texas and am exposed to the culture quite a bit. We always make sure to stop & eat there, though – yum! And my kids like to watch the artisans inside.
I’ll bet. I’d stop for a bite too.
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Think like a mountain .Another great corinnvatsoeist, Edward Abbey, said: Feel like a river .To these precepts we must now add: Fly like a monarch .Love you all Erik Mollenhauer PS Bob Szuszkowski Your words come from the heart and strike deep. Keep your face to the sun .
Nice quotes!
I participated in the MTN woshrkop and went to Mexico thanks to the generosity of the folks from the G.R. Dodge Foundation. Starting the school-year off in September by raising Monarchs in the classroom is an invaluable experience for students of all ages and levels; with all the cross-curricular activities available, it is a great project-based learning opportunity. I would recommend the MTN woshrkop to all teachers.
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I worked at a chnrdleis science museum many years back and always did a volcano for them!! Actually I would bring one of the choldren up to the front and allow them to add that magic ingredient!!! (and the food coloring as well–oh the colors they came up with)–I loved it–of course that is not all I did–but it was my favorite–by the way–I used to tell the kids to do it IN the kitchen sink or risk death by mother!!!I am one of your new followers!!Michele aka MikiHopewww.mikishope.com
I’ve always wanted a volcano!
Maren, it is wonderful to revile the Mexico trip with you. I traveled with the Monarch Teacher Network in 2004, and it is still one of the best memories of my life. Thanks for sharing your story and impressions. And thank you to the Geraldine R Dodge Foundation for working with EIRC to educate teachers about the Monarch migration through workshops and trips. You help us to touch the lives of so many children and families.
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Thank you for stopping by and the compliment. I’m unsure about the feed. Have you tried asking on the WP Help forums?
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Thank you and welcome fellow procrastinator.
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Im getting a browser error, is anyone else?
Im getting a browser error, is anyone else?
Yes.
After I start your Rss feed it appears to be to be a lot of garbage, is the issue on my side?
Maybe I write a lot of garbage…
Reading these blogs has renewed my ienertst and excitement regarding the monarchs and Mexican culture. I attended my 1st Monarch Teacher’s Network Conference two years ago and have already signed up for this summer’s workshop. I have raised monarchs in my preschool classroom for over 14 years. Each year, it is my favorite unit and I love to watch the transformation of the monarchs as well as the transformation of my students. It never ceases to amaze me how much my students learn and retain. I hope and pray that someday I am able to make the same journey to Mexico as many of you in order to add to my knowledge and understanding of these beautiful animals and the rich Mexican heritage.
🙂 Very nice. That’s a terrific experience for kids. I hope you make your journey and that it is a safe one!
Nice reading about you.
Thanks. for visiting my blog Ajaytao2010@wordpress.com. Browse through the category sections, I feel you may definitely find something of your interest.
Thank you for coming by. I did find something of interest: you. I like what I saw and added you on as a person I would like to read more from 🙂
I would suggest go to the categoty section and read
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Just stopped by to let you know I liked the first poem I read and that I’ll read more later 🙂 Good work!
I think you will like it
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Hi.
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Please accept this.
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Shaun, I’m so sorry. Ajaytao already gave it to me. 😦
I will edit..
No worries..
Thought that counts..
Shaun 🙂
You can get me on the next one Shaun. Be well 🙂
LOL!!
Will do
Have a good weekend..
You too 🙂
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Thanks
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Hi Shaun! I got nominated by one other person for this, so I’m going to combine them if that’s okay with you. Thank you for thinking of me for this!
Yeah no point doing 2 awards for same thing. Just mention in the blog you are doing so. I sure you won’t get banned 🙂 lol
And I try to spread them out so everyone I debate with, read, speak to etc I mention. Hard to pick 15 from who I read and talk to.. lol, as you know yourself.
Shaun
I just stopped by your blog after you like a post of mine, thanks! Looks like a very interesting place, I hope you keep up with posting! and I love th background you have 🙂
Thank you for coming by and for liking it! I loved your blog and wanted to follow your travel adventures 🙂 I’ll probably only be able to visit them vicariously through you. Looking forward to more of your posts!
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Thank you, Ms. Tranquility 🙂
Just to warn you, I don’t do awards and don’t pass them on, but I let people give them to me so they can get rid of them without stress. I used to get a lot of awards and then I would put off answering and tagging, then I would forget about them and the rest is history. It has nothing to do with the person who gives me the award and everything to do with me being a lazy procrastinator, so please don’t take offense.
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Thank you for letting me know Georgina 🙂 I’ve only been on here for like a month so I am not used to these awards and didn’t know how people felt about them, lol. I’m sorry, but thank you for letting me know your stance on them. Personally, I don’t think I will be doing them again 🙂
No worries! Some people like them, but I started getting all these awards and felt like I had to scramble around to find people to give them to and then my procrastinating powers kicked in and Voila! No stress 🙂 Seriously, though, if it’s something you enjoy participating in, do it. I think it helps some people find new blogs, so it’s good in that way. If not, know that I am always here to accept awards even though I don’t do anything with them 😉
I didn’t really know much about them until I started seeing them on people’s blogs. I didn’t want the sweet guy who was nice enough to nominate me to feel bad, so I posted it 🙂
I’ve felt that way too, but awards and me don’t mix well 🙂
Whispering Misty
So sorry you will skip the workshop!
Is it a spamming workshop?
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