Canyon Road Winter Twilight Do not say you will come back When it is warmer When you have time When the light is better When the galleries are open When the chestnut trees are green When a woman in red sits on the garden bench When the blue gate is wide open When the duende [...]
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Canyon Road Winter Twilight
Posted in Blog Posts, New Mexico, Photographs, Poems & essays, tagged canyon road, new mexico, santa fe on February 12, 2012 |
Signs of Spring on the Copeland Ranch
Posted in Blog Posts, New Mexico, Photographs, tagged new mexico ranching, new mxico beef council, ranching in the west on March 31, 2011 |
“You Can Set Your Calendar by the Curlews” Spring is in full swing on the three-generation Copeland and Sons Hereford Ranch 18 miles north of Nara Visa in Union County, New Mexico. “The curlews always nest here. You can set your calendar by their arrival on April 1,” says Cliff Copeland, President of the New [...]
SIGNS & SHRINES: SPIRITUAL JOURNEYS ACROSS NEW MEXICO
Posted in Blog Posts, New Mexico, Photographs, tagged countryman press, new mexico travel, spirituality on February 17, 2011 |
Signs & Shrines: Spiritual Journeys Across New Mexico Text and Photos by Sharon Niederman – Forthcoming from The Countryman Press, 2012 SIGNS & SHRINES: SPIRITUAL JOURNEYS ACROSS NEW MEXICO takes the reader along the ancient pilgrimage trails that crisscross this enchanted state where a rich multiplicity of cultures continues to thrive. The mysteries of sacred [...]
Abq Journal’s Steinberg Weighs in First
Posted in Blog Posts, New Mexico, Photographs, Poems & essays, tagged albuquerque journal, new mexico cuisine, New Mexico's Tasty Traditions on November 28, 2010 |
Sunday, November 28, 2010 A Little History, Travel, and It All Tastes Good <!–COPYRIGHT:Copyright 2010 Albuquerque Journal–> By David Steinberg Journal Staff Writer “New Mexico’s Tasty Traditions — Recollections, Recipes and Photos” by Sharon Niederman New Mexico Magazine, $27.95, 136 pp. Sharon Niederman’s long-standing interest in food and travel converge in this engaging quilt of [...]
Marigold Parade 2010, South Valley, Albuquerque, NM
Posted in Blog Posts, New Mexico, Photographs, tagged albuquerque, dia de los muertos, marigold parade, south valley on November 11, 2010 |
Albuquerque, NM: Dia de los Muertos, 2010. Final warm Sunday of fall, pale gold light of late afternoon, elongated shadows of parade-watchers and edgy giggles of marchers. . . laughter in the face of Death, of which there seems more now than there used to be. Triumph in mocking it, dressing up, painting faces, calaveras [...]
Trinidad’s Temple Aaron Celebrated at NM Jewish Historical Society Meeting
Posted in Blog Posts, New Mexico, Photographs, Raton, tagged jews in the west, new mexico jewish historical society, santa fe trail, sharon niederman, steve block, temple aaron, Trinidad CO, trinidad times independent on October 25, 2010 |
Temple Aaron commemorated at meeting – Oct. 26, 2010 By Steve Block Staff Writer, The Times Independent, Trinidad, Colorado The long and storied history of Trinidad’s Temple Aaron synagogue was the subject of a presentation at the 25th annual meeting of the New Mexico Jewish Historical Society in Las Vegas, N.M. Saturday. Sharon Niederman, a [...]
Chile Season Sneak Preview: A Mule Called El Macho
Posted in Blog Posts, New Mexico, Photographs, tagged chile, chimayo, new mexico, new mexico magazine, New Mexico's Tasty Traditions on September 13, 2010 |
The following is a chapter from New Mexico’s Tasty Traditions – due out from New Mexico Magazine later this fall. http://www.nmmagazine.com Chimayo: Holy Chile and a Mule Named El Macho @ Sharon Niederman 2010 Over 30,000 make the pilgrimage to Chimayo each Good Friday, many walking along the highways and backroads of Northern New Mexico [...]
Reinvention & Innovation Make for Stimulating NFPW Conference
Posted in Blog Posts, New Mexico, Photographs, tagged national federation of press women, new mexico press women on August 27, 2010 |
Chicago, Aug. 27. . .The New Mexico delegation assembled this evening to support our Communicator of Achievement nominee, Tom Berner, who did us proud in a stellar field of candidates. The day began with an exhilarating workshop on reinvention of the daily press through integration with digital and social media, headed by Jane Hirt, Managing [...]
Press Women @ Union League Club = Welcome to Chicago
Posted in Blog Posts, New Mexico, Photographs, tagged chicago, national federation of press women, new mexico press women's association, willis tower on August 25, 2010 |
Chicago, Aug. 25. . . Chicago’s elegant Union League Club may still feel quite a bit like a sedate, posh, gorgeously retro men’s-only club, but today several hundred members of the National Federation of Press Women gathered here for its annual communications conference, titled “Face 2 Face.” Founded in Chicago in 1885, the Illinois Women’s [...]
Beantown Blues: No Day to Walk the Freedom Trail
Posted in Blog Posts, Photographs, tagged boston, boston common, child psychiatry, four seasons hotel, freedom trail, jamaica plain, tufts medical center on August 24, 2010 |
I’m blogging because I won’t go out in this Boston rain, continuing now on day four of my five day visit. I ventured forth yesterday, got as far as Harvard Square, then backtracked to Chinatown for dim sum, but years of living in the New Mexico desert have ruined my tolerance for cold, wet, nasty [...]
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