Welcome to Naturally Fun Days
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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
- the bees + the swarms + bee-sharing
- MOA : the baskets
- [ right now ]
- MOA : the canoes
- MOA : Museum of Anthropology at the University of British Columbia : Part 1
- [ making + tutorial : baseball t-shirts ]
- Lincoln City : the swim meet
- Lincoln City, Oregon : part 1
- :: right now ::
- to live in this world…
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Categories of my posts
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Monthly Archives: January 2012
:: more than stories ::
We’ve been back at home for more than a month now. Our bodies are not confused by what is day and night anymore. Our schedules are changing and we are trying to make sense of our new routines. As we … Continue reading
Posted in friends, global, homeschooling, India, travels
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Metalwork : Scindia School
Lucas especially enjoyed going to the Metalwork classroom to learn and ended up doing some projects. Siena also went a little but mostly at the beginning of our stay there. Arun was so nice to Lucas. The students were always … Continue reading
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Teaching Physics in India
Mark was teaching Physics to 7th, 8th and 9th grades, in India, at The Scindia School in Gwalior. I think for Mark, this was a different experience than he expected. Or I should say, at least for me as an outsider, I think it … Continue reading
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:: this moment ::
A beautiful and fun Friday ritual. Inspired by SouleMama. {this moment} – A Friday ritual. A single photo – no words – capturing a moment from the week. A simple, special, extraordinary moment. A moment I want to pause, savor and … Continue reading
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India: ‘Medical Services’ from the outside
This post is dedicated to my family. I have lots of members in my family who work in ‘medical services’. My dad is an OBGYN doctor. Two of my uncles (my mom’s brother and my dad’s brother) are medical doctors … Continue reading
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Doors in India
After a while I started taking pictures of the beautiful doors we passed by in the different cities and towns in India. Here are some of them for us to remember. These here below are from Amber Fort and in the … Continue reading
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:: What I’m missing from India ::
Living in a different place, you make your house, your home. We lived in a house the school gave us for the time of our stay in Gwalior. We made it ours, and made it work with what we had. … Continue reading
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: kids in India :
Living in a boarding school for four months we saw kids every single day. Lots of them. The school has students from 6th grade through 12th grade, 600 students, so we saw them all most of the day, at least … Continue reading
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{ snow day }
The last week here in Portland has been very cold, on and off. And we’ve had warnings of snow falling. But where we live it’s not that high so we don’t get to see lots of snowflakes, even when other … Continue reading
Posted in family, outdoors, Uncategorized, winter
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Namaste : Welcome Home
Welcome Home is what I saw and felt when we arrived in Portland, and after two long days of traveling we were ready to be home. A month today, has passed since we arrived home and it seems as if … Continue reading
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