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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.
I love taking pictures and I hope you enjoy reading and seeing our photos.
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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
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Author Archives: NaturallyFunDays : Marcela
MOA : the masks
The collection at the Museum of Anthropology (MOA) at the University of British Columbia, in Vancouver, was amazing. We had seen some Native American’s masks at the Portland Art Museum, but it was nothing compared to the size of … Continue reading
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the bees + the swarms + bee-sharing
This year, with two hives, we saw more swarms. This one, was the first one from our top hive, in the back yard. Here’s a video I took. You can hear a little the bees flying, but nothing really compared … Continue reading
MOA : the baskets
Those that know me, you probably guessed (and maybe even secretly hoping) that I would devote a whole post on baskets. So here I leave you with amazing First Nations of Canada basket making and weaving. (not the best photo, … Continue reading
Posted in spring, homeschooling, family, travels, Handmade, Art, traditions
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[ right now ]
I am… … feeling thankful for our friends who shared three weeks with us. From stories to meals. From their help around the house to painting together by the ocean. From folding clothes to being on the side lines in … Continue reading
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MOA : the canoes
I have no words really to describe these… … the amazing work … the colors… … the details… … oh, the wood … … the size, the smooth-ness… everything just perfect.
MOA : Museum of Anthropology at the University of British Columbia : Part 1
For spring break we went to Vancouver, BC. You can see some of the first part of our trip in my other posts. It all started because one day when we were learning about the Pacific NW Coastal Tribes, in … Continue reading
Posted in Art, family, homeschooling, spring, travels
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[ making + tutorial : baseball t-shirts ]
Like last year, I’m making our baseball fan’s t-shirts. Lucas’s team is called The Red Whipper Dogs. After some talking with the team members, and asking them how they came up with the name, I did some research online. As you … Continue reading
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:: right now ::
It’s mid May already. Right now I am: :: feeling the warmth and those days last week that seemed summer around these parts. So nice. :: holding on to those meals outside and spending more time out of doors than … Continue reading
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