Bentari Photos
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The conjurers beckon spirits in a cemetery-have you not summoned the dead from within your heart and found reply?
Cameroon, named for the mud lobsters (Cameroes) in her rivers, once ruled by Germany, then England and France, now free. Did the Bantu migration start here?
'I will not take "but" for an answer.' Langston Hughes: 1902-1967.
Dr. Carter G. Woodson: 1875-1950, he changed history books; his life's journey is a history well worth our study.
F. Clair Brown (1923-1994): he loved to take me to lunch and listen to my ideas. Who could ask for a better father, friend and teacher? And, he taught me tennis!
Families that play together stay together! And it never hurts to have a beach to play on and a dog to help catch runaway wives!
Looking ahead is one thing—getting there is another. Congratulations, Angus! You master all you survey. Love, pop
At the Caldera Restaurant, celebrating advance copies of Bentari: Angus, Brandon, Caitlin, author, Debra and Kristina
Woman of the Willows - Debra's artistic view of our backyard tree.
Infinity - where beauty abides, where dreams grow, where tomorrow is better than today
Twins of Light and Life, Madison and Ashton, with Dad and Grandpa at Safeco Field, 2010. Go M's! Go Ash 'n' Maddie!
Potluck in the Park: Not out to change the world, just doing one simple thing to help people in need.
Telling this book by its cover-Thanks to Med Amine Errahli, my friend from Casablanca, Morocco-Artist and friend extraordinaire!
The endangered longfooted potoroo - symbiotic friend to the truffle and the eucalyptus tree, and therefore, to us!
Randy Weston: Born 1926 in Brooklyn - a self-described "cultural warrior" who learned from his parents who he is and why that is important!