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I'm Marcela. I'm a mamá of two little people, a wife to a beautiful man, and we are a life-learning family. I'm originally from Chile but we live in the Pacific Northwest in the US, now.It's been a year since we got back from living in India for almost 5 months and I've continued to write our adventures here, since then. It seems that we just came home.
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naturallyfundays (at) gmail (dot) comAnimal Count - India 2011
Animal Count - India 2011 - More than 250 seen
Birds we've seen in India
- Black Drongo
- Black Kite
- Black-headed Cuckoo-shrike
- Black-necked Stork
- Blue Rock Pigeon
- Blue-eared Kingfisher
- Cattle Egret
- Common Hoopoe : Lucas's Favorite
- Common Moorhen
- Common Myna
- Common Raven
- Crested Bunting
- Grey Francolin
- House Crow
- House Swift
- Indian Grey Hornbill
- Indian Peafowl
- Indian Robin
- indian Roller
- Indian Treepie
- Jungle Babbler
- Little Egret
- Long-billed Vulture : Gyps Indicus
- Oriental Magpie Robin
- Peacocks = 69
- Red-billed Blue Magpie
- Red-collared Dove
- Red-vented Bulbul
- Red-wattled Lapwing
- Rose-ringed Parakeet = 250
- Small Bee-eater
- Spotted Owlet
- White-breasted Kingfisher
Blogs I like
- A Foothill Companion
- A Friend to Knit With
- A Wild and Precious Life
- Abby Try Again
- All for the boys
- Angry Chicken
- Anna Maria Horner
- Artsy-Crafty Babe
- Beauty That Moves
- Betz White
- Down to Earth
- El Mundo de Julie en el Mundo / Julie's World in the World
- Exploring Portland's Natural Areas
- Frontier Dreams
- Frugally Sustainable
- Hands Free Mama
- Homespun Life
- Homespun Living
- House on Hill Road
- House Wren Studio
- Hullabaloo Homestead
- Imagine Childhood
- JCasa Handmade
- Journey Seeds
- Made by Joel
- Mama Roots
- Maya Made
- Nest
- Plain and Joyful Living
- Portland Family Adventures
- Posie Gets Cozy
- Progressive Pioneer
- Project – Based Homeschooling
- Resurrection Fern
- Rhythm of the Home
- Sea + Prairie
- Sew Liberated
- Simple Mom
- Small Things
- Small Wonders
- SouleMama
- Stag Beetle Power
- Sunshine and Smile
- The Artful Parent
- The Crafty Crow
- The Magic Onions
- The Magnifying Glass
- The Purl Bee
- This Cosy Life
- Tiny Happy
- Uncommon Grace
- Waldorf Mama
- Wise Craft
Books we like
- A Crazy Day with Cobras
- A Kid's Herb Book
- Family Dinner
- Holy Cow
- IndiaColor
- Nourishing Traditions
- Radical Homemakers
- Rosemary Gladstar's Herbal Recipes for Vibrant Health
- Simplicity Parenting
- Spectacular India
- The Creative Family
- The Mountains of Tibet
- The Road to Mumbai
- The Story of Divaali
- The Write Start
Places I visit
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Recent Posts
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- MOA : Museum of Anthropology at the University of British Columbia : Part 1
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- Lincoln City : the swim meet
- Lincoln City, Oregon : part 1
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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Halloween in India
As a way to celebrate with our friends back home this year’s Halloween, AND since we are “in the future”, we are sharing ‘our Halloween the India Way.” I am not a big Halloween person and even though I thought … Continue reading
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The trains
We’ve done four trips on a train so far and we have one more ride ahead of us that we know of. And we have enjoyed them so much. I like that we can walk, talk, look outside and not … Continue reading
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Jaipur ::: Camels and Elephants Galore
The first morning in Jaipur we decide to go for a walk. It wasn’t even three minutes from the hotel when we saw our first camel. It wasn’t a ‘tourist camel’ it was a ‘work camel’! Even more exciting for … Continue reading
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Jaipur ::: Driving by
We didn’t see all the places we thought we would while in Jaipur. Some of these places we stopped briefly. There is so much to see everywhere you look. Hawa Mahal or Palace of Winds. Beautiful building built in 1799 … Continue reading
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Jaipur ::: A puppet show
One of the nights in the Hotel, when we arrived from our sightseeing we found a puppet theater and two men getting set up. So we stayed to watch it. The show wasn’t very long but it was really fun … Continue reading
Jaipur ::: The crafts
I love hand crafts. All kinds. From anywhere. My mom does too. It has something special. So of course, as we walked through the many stores, big and little streets of India I keep looking. Usually the ‘real’ crafts are … Continue reading
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Jaipur ::: Chokhi Dhani * Rajasthani Village
One evening we went to this Rajasthani Village made for tourists. It’s about 45 minute-on auto rickshaw away from our hotel. It’s called Chokhi Dhani. There were lots of people, but mostly indian families and a couple of groups with … Continue reading
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Jaipur ::: The People
Jaipur in the state of Rajasthan is a beautiful city. It felt much bigger than Gwalior and somehow less chaotic. It is a great place to visit and we enjoyed our days there. All the photos on this post were … Continue reading
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Jaipur ::: Jal Mahal * The Water Palace
On the way to Amber Palace you see the Jal Mahal which means ‘Water Palace’. The palace made out of sandstone is in the middle of the lake Man Sagar. We saw that one of the things you do here … Continue reading
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Jaipur ::: The Shoes
On our tour of the city one of the stops we (OK, I) wanted to do was to stop to a shoe store. So we did. Now you can play “whose feet are who’s”. Like father like son? Wedding shoes. … Continue reading
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