Hometown Christmas Musing by K. Irene Stone
Article by K. Irene Stone I was picking up gifts today in downtown Uvalde and took a old alley to avoid the busy city streets. I couldn’t help but …
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Commentary by Irene Stone. Irene is a photographer and a writer who lives in Sabinal Texas and works in Uvalde, Texas
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A Stone’s Throw by K. Irene Stone July 20, 2022
The ones that matter most are the children. They are the true human beings. – Lakota Proverb I apologize for being quiet so long. I’ve been watching the …
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A Stone’s Throw by K. Irene Stone July 5, 2022
A Stone’s Throw by K. Irene Stone July 5, 2022 I told my coworker, Lucy, today while at work at El Progreso Memorial Library, that never in my lifetime did …
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A Stone’s Throw by K. Irene Stone June 8, 2022
“Hello, God Are You out there? Can You hear me? Are You listenin’ anymore?” Day Fifteen has been a day of surprises. One surprise is many of you still …
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A Stone’s Throw by K. Irene Stone
Today is the thirteenth day after “that day.” I cannot help but think of the song from John Wayne’s “The Alamo,” at the end of the movie. Aptly named …
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A Stone’s Throw by K. Irene Stone June 2, 2022
“Grief Observed: Sorrow · misery · sadness · anguish · pain · distress · agony · torment · affliction · suffering · heartache · heartbreak · broken-heartedness · heaviness of …
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A Stone’s Throw by K. Irene Stone June 1, 2022
“My eyes are dry, my faith is old, My heart is hard, my prayers are cold. And I know how I ought to be: Alive to You and dead to …
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Overnight scattered storms bring much needed rain to Uvalde the surrounding area
A cluster of storm cells were observed by the National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio Bureau moving through Uvalde County and the surrounding area around 10 PM through the early …
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