FOR YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING PLEASURE.....
SOMOS MEMBERS BOOKS FOR SALE:

Aaron A. Abeyta

As Orion Falls                                                               14.00 (Poetry)

Erin Bad Hand

And Then Everyone Can Rest…                                      15.00 (Poetry)

Amy Beeder

Burn the Field                                                                13.00 (Poetry)

Imogene Bolls

Advice for the Climb                                                       10.00 (Poetry)

Ralph Flores

The Horse in the Kitchen                                                22.00 (Fiction)

Nasario Garcia (Editor)

Más Antes: Hispanic Folklore of Rio Puerco Valley           13.00 (Non-Fiction)                                 Tata: A Voice from the Rio Puerco                           18.00 (Non-Fiction)

Bonnie Ann Gilchrist

Over an Angel’s Shoulder                                                17.00 (Non-Fiction)

Lise Goett

Waiting for the Paraclete                                                15.00 (Poetry)

Veronica Golos

A Bell Buried Deep                                                         14.00 (Poetry)

William D. Harrison

Silverfoot’s Second Dance                                              10.00 (Non-Fiction)

Reuben & John                                                               10.00 (Fiction)

Phyllis Hotch

A Little Book of Lies                                                        6.00 (Poetry)

No Longer Time                                                             10.00 (Poetry)

Katie Kingston

El Rio de las Animas Perdidas en Purgatorio                      7.00 (Poetry)

In My Dreams                                                                  7.00 (Poetry)

Dana Levin

Wedding Day                                                                 14.00 (Poetry)

Jonna-Lynn Mandelbaum

A Goodbye Never Said                                                    20.00 (Fiction)

George Manner

My View of the Mountain                                                  5.00 (Poetry)

Carol Moldaw

Chalkmarks on Stone                                                     12.00 (Poetry)

The Lightning Field                                                         12.00 (Poetry)

Through the Window                                                       10.00 (Poetry)

Sean Murphy

The Hope Valley Hubcap King (Signed trade paperback)    13.00 (Fiction)

The Hope Valley Hubcap King (paperback)                          6.00 (Fiction)

One Bird One Stone: 108 American Zen Stories                 18.00 (Non-Fiction)

One Bird One Stone (Audio Version)                                 27.00 (Non-Fiction)

The Finished Man                                                              13.00 (Non-Fiction)

The Time of New Weather                                               13.00 (Non-Fiction)

Michael Scofield

Whirling Backward into the World                                    17.00 (Poetry)

Colleen Sell (Editor)

A Cup of Comfort for Inspirations                         10.00 (Non-Fiction)

Patty Sheehan

Gwendolyn’s Gifts                                                          15.00 (Children)

Kylie’s Concert                                                              17.00 (Children)

Kylie’s Song                                                                  17.00 (Children)

George Shepherd, Jr.

They are Us-50 years of Human Rights Advocacy             20.00 (Non-Fiction)

Linda Sonna

Everything Toddler Book                                           13.00 (Non-Fiction)

Homework Plan                                                                5.00 (Non-Fiction)

Everything Potty Training Book                                          10.00 (Non-Fiction)

Homework Solution                                                          11.00 (Non-Fiction)

Parents Guide to Children w/ ADD/ADHD               15.00 (Non-Fiction)

Parenting A Teenager                                                       13.00 (Non-Fiction)

Everything Tween Book                                                    13.00 (Non-Fiction)

Mirabai Starr

Dark Night of the Soul: St. John’s of the Cross                 14.00 (Religion)

The Interior Castle: St. Teresa of Avila                              14.00 (Religion)

Dyck W. Vermilye

Early Zimbabwe                                                             15.00 (Memoir/History)

Raphael Weisman

The Empty Reed                                                               5.00 (Poetry)

Jeannie Williams/Victor di Suevo (Editors)

?Saludos! Poemas de Nuevo Mexico                                15.00 (Poetry)

(Poems of New Mexico)

Summer Wood

Arroyo                                                                            15.00 (Fiction)
CHOKECHERRIES…..SOMOS annual anthology

2008                                                                   14.00 each

1997 – 2007                                                           6.00 each

Please add $3.00 per book for shipping. Make checks out to SOMOS or use PAYPAL on our website.

With the brilliant technical and creative help of new member Jim Kimmons, Hannah Rappaport is creating a new SOMOS BLOG.  This site will eventually replace our current website.  It will contain all the present information with the addition of some exciting interactive features.  Members will have the opportunity to submit posts such as poems, short stories, links to their own websites, and more.  There will be the opportunity to communicate with other members, keep up with SOMOS activities, find volunteer opportunities, and create new opportunities member to member.

Through the WordPress Blog we will be able to save paper and postal expense by sending out our Muse News online.  Please notify the office if you do not wish to switch to paperless newsletters as in the very near future we will be making the switch.  For members who adamantly refuse the current technology we will continue to snail mail you paper.  But reducing the costs of this mailing is becoming necessary in this economic climate.

SOMOS began as a venue for local authors to read their works to one another.  This new Blog will carry the muse into the current cyberspace century (21^st for those who have lost count).  Stay tuned for this new format, coming soon.

SUPPORT SOMOS by cleaning out your closets!
Please help SOMOS by taking clothing, furnishings and other items to PIECES!!!!
1024 Paseo del Pueblo Sur

SOMOS' account is SO5
737-0500

Monique Parker  is in search of a very special person who would like to enjoy a very special house sit situation in El Rito between Jan. 24 and March 15 (7 weeks) while I am in India. This person would be responsible, quiet, respectful, in need of solitude, beauty, and a nurturing/restorative space to recharge their creativity.

Sharing the space are her two loving and low maintenance dogs and a cat who are all accustomed to a peaceful lifestyle and routine (feeding times and dog walks). Also, I should add that a nearby neighbor and dear friend will assist in animal duties as need be.

If you have any interest in a no-cost retreat this winter or know of someone you'd feel more than comfortable having care for your most sacred space, please contact Monique monique@taosnet.com

ZIA AWARDS

An outstanding New Mexican writer will be honored for her work in fiction next spring when her book receives the prestigious Zia Award.

Women writers living in the state are invited to submit their books for consideration for the award, given each year by the New Mexico Press Women at the annual spring conference. The 2010 conference will be held in Albuquerque, April 16-17.

The 2010 Zia Award will be given to the author of an outstanding book in fiction published in 2007, 2008 or 2009. The contest is open to novels, novellas and short story collections and to all genres.

Each year the award rotates to one of three categories: nonfiction, fiction and children’s literature. To accommodate this schedule, a book published in the last three years is eligible.

Submissions can be made by the author or by someone else on behalf of the author, such as a publisher. Membership in the association is not required, but the writer must be a woman. Authors must also live in the state or have a strong connection to New Mexico; however the book can be published anywhere. A $10 submission fee is required and helps to defray the costs of the award. Entries must be postmarked by Jan. 11, 2010.

New Mexico Press Women is an affiliate of the National Federation of Press Women and exists to provide professional development, networking and First Amendment rights protection to professional journalists and communicators. For more information on the association, visit www.NewMexicoPressWomen.org.

The Zia Award was started by members in 1953 to honor an outstanding woman in New Mexico media.

Book entries are considered a donation to the organization and are not returned. The books will be part of the silent auction held at the annual spring awards banquet to raise scholarship funds.

To submit a book entry to the Zia Award contest please send a cover letter containing contact information and a paragraph stating the author’s connection to New Mexico, an email address or stamped postcard for acknowledgement of receipt, the book and a check for $10 payable to New Mexico Press Women to the following address postmarked by Jan. 11, 2010:

Anyone interested in writing haiku about any aspect of Taos, and willing to let it be posted online, please email to janet@taoswebb.com or, if you have a Twitter account, submit at http://twitter.com/taoshaiku

These haiku will be part of a new website, TaosSacredPlaces.com, that will launch later this week. The site will be part of the town’s new marketing campaign.

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SOMOS
www.somostaos.org somos@somostaos.org <mailto:somos@somostaos.org>
233 B Paseo del Pueblo Sur       P O Box 3225, Taos NM 87571
575-758-0081         FAX 575-758-4802

SOMOS WEEKLIES

FOR YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING PLEASURE.....
SOMOS MEMBERS BOOKS FOR SALE:

Aaron A. Abeyta

As Orion Falls                                                               14.00 (Poetry)

Erin Bad Hand

And Then Everyone Can Rest…                                      15.00 (Poetry)

Amy Beeder

Burn the Field                                                                13.00 (Poetry)

Imogene Bolls

Advice for the Climb                                                       10.00 (Poetry)

Ralph Flores

The Horse in the Kitchen                                                22.00 (Fiction)

Nasario Garcia (Editor)

Más Antes: Hispanic Folklore of Rio Puerco Valley           13.00 (Non-Fiction)                                 Tata: A Voice from the Rio Puerco                           18.00 (Non-Fiction)

Bonnie Ann Gilchrist

Over an Angel’s Shoulder                                                17.00 (Non-Fiction)

Lise Goett

Waiting for the Paraclete                                                15.00 (Poetry)

Veronica Golos

A Bell Buried Deep                                                         14.00 (Poetry)

William D. Harrison

Silverfoot’s Second Dance                                              10.00 (Non-Fiction)

Reuben & John                                                               10.00 (Fiction)

Phyllis Hotch

A Little Book of Lies                                                        6.00 (Poetry)

No Longer Time                                                             10.00 (Poetry)

Katie Kingston

El Rio de las Animas Perdidas en Purgatorio                      7.00 (Poetry)

In My Dreams                                                                  7.00 (Poetry)

Dana Levin

Wedding Day                                                                 14.00 (Poetry)

Jonna-Lynn Mandelbaum

A Goodbye Never Said                                                    20.00 (Fiction)

George Manner

My View of the Mountain                                                  5.00 (Poetry)

Carol Moldaw

Chalkmarks on Stone                                                     12.00 (Poetry)

The Lightning Field                                                         12.00 (Poetry)

Through the Window                                                       10.00 (Poetry)

Sean Murphy

The Hope Valley Hubcap King (Signed trade paperback)    13.00 (Fiction)

The Hope Valley Hubcap King (paperback)                          6.00 (Fiction)

One Bird One Stone: 108 American Zen Stories                 18.00 (Non-Fiction)

One Bird One Stone (Audio Version)                                 27.00 (Non-Fiction)

The Finished Man                                                              13.00 (Non-Fiction)

The Time of New Weather                                               13.00 (Non-Fiction)

Michael Scofield

Whirling Backward into the World                                    17.00 (Poetry)

Colleen Sell (Editor)

A Cup of Comfort for Inspirations                         10.00 (Non-Fiction)

Patty Sheehan

Gwendolyn’s Gifts                                                          15.00 (Children)

Kylie’s Concert                                                              17.00 (Children)

Kylie’s Song                                                                  17.00 (Children)

George Shepherd, Jr.

They are Us-50 years of Human Rights Advocacy             20.00 (Non-Fiction)

Linda Sonna

Everything Toddler Book                                           13.00 (Non-Fiction)

Homework Plan                                                                5.00 (Non-Fiction)

Everything Potty Training Book                                          10.00 (Non-Fiction)

Homework Solution                                                          11.00 (Non-Fiction)

Parents Guide to Children w/ ADD/ADHD               15.00 (Non-Fiction)

Parenting A Teenager                                                       13.00 (Non-Fiction)

Everything Tween Book                                                    13.00 (Non-Fiction)

Mirabai Starr

Dark Night of the Soul: St. John’s of the Cross                 14.00 (Religion)

The Interior Castle: St. Teresa of Avila                              14.00 (Religion)

Dyck W. Vermilye

Early Zimbabwe                                                             15.00 (Memoir/History)

Raphael Weisman

The Empty Reed                                                               5.00 (Poetry)

Jeannie Williams/Victor di Suevo (Editors)

?Saludos! Poemas de Nuevo Mexico                                15.00 (Poetry)

(Poems of New Mexico)

Summer Wood

Arroyo                                                                            15.00 (Fiction)
CHOKECHERRIES…..SOMOS annual anthology

2008                                                                   14.00 each

1997 – 2007                                                           6.00 each

Please add $3.00 per book for shipping. Make checks out to SOMOS or use PAYPAL on our website.

On Tuesday, January 5, 2010, we will be discussing Mary Karr's stirring memoir, “The Liars' Club” from 6:30 – 8 p.m. at the Somos office.

With the brilliant technical and creative help of new member Jim Kimmons, Hannah Rappaport is creating a new SOMOS BLOG.  This site will eventually replace our current website.  It will contain all the present information with the addition of some exciting interactive features.  Members will have the opportunity to submit posts such as poems, short stories, links to their own websites, and more.  There will be the opportunity to communicate with other members, keep up with SOMOS activities, find volunteer opportunities, and create new opportunities member to member.

Through the WordPress Blog we will be able to save paper and postal expense by sending out our Muse News online.  Please notify the office if you do not wish to switch to paperless newsletters as in the very near future we will be making the switch.  For members who adamantly refuse the current technology we will continue to snail mail you paper.  But reducing the costs of this mailing is becoming necessary in this economic climate.

SOMOS began as a venue for local authors to read their works to one another.  This new Blog will carry the muse into the current cyberspace century (21^st for those who have lost count).  Stay tuned for this new format, coming soon.

SUPPORT SOMOS by cleaning out your closets!
Please help SOMOS by taking clothing, furnishings and other items to PIECES!!!!
1024 Paseo del Pueblo Sur

SOMOS' account is SO5
737-0500

Monique Parker  is in search of a very special person who would like to enjoy a very special house sit situation in El Rito between Jan. 24 and March 15 (7 weeks) while I am in India. This person would be responsible, quiet, respectful, in need of solitude, beauty, and a nurturing/restorative space to recharge their creativity.

Sharing the space are her two loving and low maintenance dogs and a cat who are all accustomed to a peaceful lifestyle and routine (feeding times and dog walks). Also, I should add that a nearby neighbor and dear friend will assist in animal duties as need be.

If you have any interest in a no-cost retreat this winter or know of someone you'd feel more than comfortable having care for your most sacred space, please contact Monique monique@taosnet.com

ZIA AWARDS

An outstanding New Mexican writer will be honored for her work in fiction next spring when her book receives the prestigious Zia Award.

Women writers living in the state are invited to submit their books for consideration for the award, given each year by the New Mexico Press Women at the annual spring conference. The 2010 conference will be held in Albuquerque, April 16-17.

The 2010 Zia Award will be given to the author of an outstanding book in fiction published in 2007, 2008 or 2009. The contest is open to novels, novellas and short story collections and to all genres.

Each year the award rotates to one of three categories: nonfiction, fiction and children’s literature. To accommodate this schedule, a book published in the last three years is eligible.

Submissions can be made by the author or by someone else on behalf of the author, such as a publisher. Membership in the association is not required, but the writer must be a woman. Authors must also live in the state or have a strong connection to New Mexico; however the book can be published anywhere. A $10 submission fee is required and helps to defray the costs of the award. Entries must be postmarked by Jan. 11, 2010.

New Mexico Press Women is an affiliate of the National Federation of Press Women and exists to provide professional development, networking and First Amendment rights protection to professional journalists and communicators. For more information on the association, visit www.NewMexicoPressWomen.org.

The Zia Award was started by members in 1953 to honor an outstanding woman in New Mexico media.

Book entries are considered a donation to the organization and are not returned. The books will be part of the silent auction held at the annual spring awards banquet to raise scholarship funds.

To submit a book entry to the Zia Award contest please send a cover letter containing contact information and a paragraph stating the author’s connection to New Mexico, an email address or stamped postcard for acknowledgement of receipt, the book and a check for $10 payable to New Mexico Press Women to the following address postmarked by Jan. 11, 2010:

Anyone interested in writing haiku about any aspect of Taos, and willing to let it be posted online, please email to janet@taoswebb.com or, if you have a Twitter account, submit at http://twitter.com/taoshaiku

These haiku will be part of a new website, TaosSacredPlaces.com, that will launch later this week. The site will be part of the town’s new marketing campaign.

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www.somostaos.org somos@somostaos.org <mailto:somos@somostaos.org>
233 B Paseo del Pueblo Sur       P O Box 3225, Taos NM 87571
575-758-0081         FAX 575-758-4802

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For those folks who signed up for a copy of "Bless Me, Ultima" - the books have arrived!  Please stop by the Taos Public Library to pick one up.  There will be a list at the circulation desk with your name on it.  The library is open M-F 10-5, and on Saturday 10-6.  It is closed on Sunday.

On Tuesday, December 1^st, 2009, we will be discussing Willa Cather’s epic classic, “Death Comes for the Archbishop” from 6:30 – 8 p.m. (note new time) at the Somos office.  Here’s a brief description of her novel:

“In 1851 Father Jean Marie Latour comes as the Apostolic Vicar to New Mexico.  What he finds is a vast territory of red hills and tortuous arroyos.  American by law but Mexican and Indian in custom and belief.  In the almost forty years that follow, Latour spreads his faith in the only way he knows – gently, although he must contend with an unforgiving landscape, derelict and sometimes openly rebellious priests, and his own loneliness.  Out of these events Cather gives us an indelible vision of life unfolding in a place where time itself seems suspended.”

Book Club coordinate writes, "On a personal note, the book contains some of the most beautiful descriptions of New Mexico and pueblo culture I have ever read.  Cather writes in an understated, lyrical way about the sacredness of place and the people who inhabit its landscape."

A brief bio of Willa Cather and discussion questions will be available a week prior to the meeting.

SOMOS BOOK SALE...

SATURDAY…. December 5…... from 11-2…..Lots and lots of new titles were donated this month!
"$5 Bags of Books".... "Bundles of CHOKECHERRIES, (the SOMOS Anthology) $5."

(Located next to the Enchanted Florist, across from Smith’s Food Market…..233 b Paseo del Pueblo Sur, Taos, NM)

For more information, call 575-758-0081.

******Please note new email address: somos@somostaos.org

Visit our website at www.somostaos.org

SUPPORT SOMOS by cleaning out your closets!

Please help SOMOS by taking

clothing, furnishings and other

items to PIECES!!!!

1024 Paseo del Pueblo Sur

SOMOS' account is SO5
737-0500

over at the RANE Gallery

On December 2nd, 7pm, at the RANE Gallery, poet Veronica Golos will read from The Veil Poems, along with new poems from her upcoming book, Vocabulary of Silence, to be published by Red Hen Press. Music will be provided by Don Conoscenti.

The poems are part of the collaborative installation, My Land is Me: Four Artists Explore the Veil. This exciting and provocative exhibit is being held over through December 7th.  A book of the exhibit will also be available for purchase.

The reading on December 2nd is at 214 Ledoux Street.  Doors will open at 6:30, reading begins at 7pm.  Seating is limited and reservations are suggested.  Phone 575-758-0000.  Discussion and Q & A with all four artists will follow the reading. A five-dollar donation is suggested.

An Interactive, Literature in the Round,

Blessed and Blessing Event With

The First Gathering in a Series of Four

Join Pat McCabe

Navajo Poet

Artist, Activist, Joyous Co-Creator

For a half-day event at the beautiful and legendary

New Buffalo Center, Arroyo Hondo

Saturday, December 5th

10AM to 2PM

A unique gathering, blessing & literary frolic

The Global Youth Medicine Wheel of Mexico

Includes 20 minute personal consultation to be scheduled

Suggested Donation $35 - $50 to benefit work with

The Global Youth Medicine Wheel of Mexico

Includes 20 minute personal consultation to be scheduled

For Reservations and Information call

Stand in the Light Studio at 575-737-0482 or

email: smilingroq@yahoo.com Subject: CMS

Anyone interested in writing haiku about any aspect of Taos, and willing to let it be posted online, please email to janet@taoswebb.com or, if you have a Twitter account, submit at http://twitter.com/taoshaiku

These haiku will be part of a new website, TaosSacredPlaces.com, that will launch later this week. The site will be part of the town’s new marketing campaign.

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www.somostaos.org somos@somostaos.org <mailto:somos@somostaos.org>
233 B Paseo del Pueblo Sur       P O Box 3225, Taos NM 87571
575-758-0081         FAX 575-758-4802

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THE BIG READ Continues.....

SOMOS
BOOK CLUB
Update

On Tuesday, December 1^st, 2009, we will be discussing Willa Cather’s epic classic, “Death Comes for the Archbishop” from 6:30 – 8 p.m. (note new time) at the Somos office.  Here’s a brief description of her novel:

“In 1851 Father Jean Marie Latour comes as the Apostolic Vicar to New Mexico.  What he finds is a vast territory of red hills and tortuous arroyos.  American by law but Mexican and Indian in custom and belief.  In the almost forty years that follow, Latour spreads his faith in the only way he knows – gently, although he must contend with an unforgiving landscape, derelict and sometimes openly rebellious priests, and his own loneliness.  Out of these events Cather gives us an indelible vision of life unfolding in a place where time itself seems suspended.”

Book Club coordinate writes, "On a personal note, the book contains some of the most beautiful descriptions of New Mexico and pueblo culture I have ever read.  Cather writes in an understated, lyrical way about the sacredness of place and the people who inhabit its landscape."

A brief bio of Willa Cather and discussion questions will be available a week prior to the meeting.

SUPPORT SOMOS by cleaning out your closets!
Please help SOMOS by taking clothing, furnishings and other items to PIECES!!!!
1024 Paseo del Pueblo Sur

SOMOS' account is SO5
737-0500

SOMOS Valentine Jewelry Fundraiser!

Thanks to the wonderful efforts of volunteer coordinator Donna LeFurgey, SOMOS is planning a very fun FUNdraiser for February that will involve chocolate and jewelry, romance, and lots more. In the meantime, we need your 'oldies but goodies' jewelry!! Just bring it by the office weekdays between 10-1 or by appointment.
Please contact SOMOS by email somos@somostaos.org or by phone at 758-0081.
Donations are tax-deductible!!

The poems are part of the collaborative installation, My Land is Me: Four Artists Explore the Veil. This exciting and provocative exhibit is being held over through December 7th.  A book of the exhibit will also be available for purchase.

The reading on December 2nd is at 214 Ledoux Street.  Doors will open at 6:30, reading begins at 7pm.  Seating is limited and reservations are suggested.  Phone 575-758-0000.  Discussion and Q & A with all four artists will follow the reading. A five-dollar donation is suggested.

Anyone interested in writing haiku about any aspect of Taos, and willing to let it be posted online, please email to janet@taoswebb.com or, if you have a Twitter account, submit at http://twitter.com/taoshaiku

These haiku will be part of a new website, TaosSacredPlaces.com, that will launch later this week. The site will be part of the town’s new marketing campaign.

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www.somostaos.org somos@somostaos.org <mailto:somos@somostaos.org>
233 B Paseo del Pueblo Sur       P O Box 3225, Taos NM 87571
575-758-0081         FAX 575-758-4802

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Big Read Second Tuesday:

THE MAKING OF A CHILDREN'S BOOK

An interactive talk with

AMY CORDOVA

Find out what goes into the making of a children’s book with local legend Amy Cordova, painter, illustrator, and collaborator with Rudolfo Anaya on a number of popular children’s books. What do publishers want? What makes a compelling story? What format should you use? She’ll answer these questions and a host of others from aspiring writers and illustrators.

UNM Early Childhood Resource Center

1335 Gusdorf Road, Suite Q

Tuesday, November 17, 7-8:30pm

FREE! AND OPEN TO ALL.

Come at 7:00 for Amy's talk, or come an hour earlier to the Taos Jewish Center next door (Suite R) for an open discussion group to talk about "Bless Me, Ultima."

...and don't miss

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20 is BIG READ DAY! a Proclamation by Mayor Cordova

Come to the Bareiss Gallery on the Ski Valley Road at 7pm for

GROWING UP NEW MEXICAN

A screening of Rick Romancito's award-winning short film, "Benito's Gift," followed by a discussion with the filmmaker of the journey the film took from idea to short story to screen.  Stick around for an open discussion about the ways we pass on our cultural values and traditions -- a major theme in "Bless Me, Ultima," -- to our children.  This event is free and open to all, but a $5 donation to benefit the Taos Day School is requested of those able to give.

find out more at www.taosbigread.org

SUPPORT SOMOS by cleaning out your closets!
Please help SOMOS by taking clothing, furnishings and other items to PIECES!!!!
1024 Paseo del Pueblo Sur

SOMOS' account is SO5
737-0500

Brodsky Books is on Pueblo Norte across the street from the Fechin property/Taos Art Museum. Hours 10:00 to 5:00, closed Sundays.

Anyone interested in writing haiku about any aspect of Taos, and willing to let it be posted online, please email to janet@taoswebb.com or, if you have a Twitter account, submit at http://twitter.com/taoshaiku

These haiku will be part of a new website, TaosSacredPlaces.com, that will launch later this week. The site will be part of the town’s new marketing campaign.

Contact Gail Berry for more information by calling 575-751-3442.

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www.somostaos.org somos@somostaos.org <mailto:somos@somostaos.org>
233 B Paseo del Pueblo Sur       P O Box 3225, Taos NM 87571
575-758-0081         FAX 575-758-4802

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