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A Personal Journal of Barry G. Moses
About Me
- Barry Moses (Sulustu)
- This blog began as a way to stay in touch with family and friends, but my purpose has expanded to include indigenous cultures, spirituality, nature connection, and family history. My blogging is sustained by a few guiding values. First, my blog should add value to the world. Second, much of what I write points back to simple things like spending time with loved ones or connecting with the earth. Finally, I prefer to write about my own first-person experiences. My greatest contribution to the world is to live courageously and to always speak from my heart.
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January
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- Errands in Downtown Spokane
- Paul's New Blog
- Pizza and a Movie
- Noteworthy Events
- This is how I imagine Steve looking down on us fro...
- Steve's final resting place was in "Deseret," an L...
- Steve's Funeral and Burial
- Steven Charles MerchantFebruary 7, 1964 - January ...
- Funeral Service Planned for Steve Merchant
- A view from Mount Spokane...Copyright © 2006 Barry...
- The Prophesy of Circling Raven
- Steve's Last View of Earth
- Into the West
- Prayers on the Mountain
- When we arrived at the summit of Mount Spokane thi...
- Steve's Passing
- Steven Charles MerchantFebruary 7, 1964 - January ...
- Steve Merchant Passes Away
- the sky over Steve's house, just after sunset...Co...
- "Temple Hill" above Steve's house was momentarily ...
- A Moment to Reflect
- The District Office of the Community Colleges of S...
- Job Interview
- The Little Spokane River at Pine River Park was pa...
- A little shelter at Pine River Park is still parti...
- The Water Recedes (sort of...)
- footprints in the snow...Copyright © 2006 Barry G....
- Footprints in the Snow
- The girls found a giant chunk of ice in the yard t...
- McKenna was so proud to finally know how to blow b...
- Today's Holiday
- Settlers of Catan.Copyright © 2006 Barry G. Moses.
- Settlers of Catan
- the sun emerged after weeks of hiding out behind t...
- The Sun Returns
- the playground at Pine River Park is partially sub...
- The beach area at Pine River Park is completely su...
- Flooding at Pine River Park
- The landing at Inchelium, Washington shrinks as th...
- Twelve Years and a Day
- Native Americans honored Kettle Falls throughout m...
- This photograph shows the interior of Saint Paul's...
- Saint Paul's Mission at Kettle Falls
- The floodwaters of the Columbia River/Lake Rooseve...
- Colville, Kettle Falls, Inchelium, and Wellpinit
- the Harriet Cheney Cowles Library at Whitworth Col...
- Graduate Student Advisory Board
- The Fig Tree published a photograph I took of Deb ...
- Deb Abrahamson standing inside Midnite Mine on the...
- Fig Tree Photograph
- The sanctuary of Saint Paul's United Methodist Chu...
- What is a Peacemaker?
- "I give you (pause) an ear of corn." :)
- An Ear of Corn
- this house fits my mood today...grey and solitary....
- The Wisdom of Dreams
- the gloomy skies over spokane are affecting my moo...
- Seasonal Affective Disorder
- Red Lake, also known as Turtle Lake...Copyright © ...
- My Father's Passing
- "Stonehenge" melts into the lake...Copyright © 200...
- Nation Building...
- interstate 90 at night; looking east...Copyright ©...
- my sister and I got pictures of these ruins at nig...
- Casual Day
- I stopped to get this picture of Nine Mile Falls D...
- The Protector Song
- My father Ed Moses in 1968...Copyright © 1968 Terr...
- My Father and Indigenous Spirituality
- Louise Billy was a Yakama Tribal elder who befrien...
- My Father's Birthday
- Fun With Dick & Jane...
- Fun With Dick and Jane
- this is one of two dragon statues standing guard o...
- Date Night Out
- My wife and I took our son out to eat tonight. As ...
- davenport hotel, spokane...Copyright © 2006 Barry ...
- Blessings Amid Misfortune
- my daughters' ballet class...Copyright © 2006 Barr...
- Under the Weather
- Domus Dei (House of God) inscribed on the facade o...
- Happy New Year!!!
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What is Paqspya?
Paqspya is a variant of my son's Indian name Piqspya, meaning White Hawk in the Spokane Salish language. I named my first blog in honor of my son.
When I decided to change my blog to my own name, I left this blog as an archive of past personal and family events.
When I decided to change my blog to my own name, I left this blog as an archive of past personal and family events.
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