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The Easter Lynx

Posted on April 17, 2011 by leecuesta

Not the Easter Bunny?  That’s right.  With Easter right around the corner, I am providing two lynx – a.k.a. links – that are relevant for the holiday.  First, if you want a new jewelry creation by Enok O that is … Continue reading →

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Moustache March Reprise

Posted on April 17, 2011 by leecuesta

Am I Pancho?  Or a crab boat captain?  This is what I looked like at the end of Moustache March.  One Hispanic friend, a woman who prefers to speak Spanish with me, told me that she liked my “bigote” because … Continue reading →

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Going Pancho

Posted on March 15, 2011 by leecuesta

It’s an adventure because it’s something novel to do.  And it demonstrates yet again that our lives are not governed by the monotonous routine. You may not be aware that this is Moustache March.  And although I’ve grown facial hair … Continue reading →

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Middle Age Meets Middle School

Posted on February 28, 2011 by leecuesta

Since I am a Baby Boomer, and my youngest son is almost 14, I have a lot to learn from him. For instance, he recently informed his mother (my wife of 31 years) and me that both “CD” and “DVD” … Continue reading →

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Lives not governed by the monotonous routine

Posted on January 25, 2011 by leecuesta

Every adventure demonstrates that our lives are not governed by the monotonous routine.  And every kayak trip is like a good cigar:  one of the most enjoyable parts is the memory of it. But I found my most recent kayak … Continue reading →

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A Lunar Eclipse Not Seen Since Before The USA Was Founded

Posted on December 21, 2010 by leecuesta

My son and I stayed up last night (slash) this morning to watch the total eclipse of the moon.  It started at 9:30 PM in my time zone.  So I went outside around ten o’clock, and at my current location, the sky … Continue reading →

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You expect to get wet

Posted on November 23, 2010 by leecuesta

I embrace being exposed to the elements. That’s why, during our return paddle on the Tualatin River, I didn’t mind when a drenching rain cut loose from the clouds. What’s the difference? When you go kayaking, you expect to get … Continue reading →

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Links to John 3:16 Pendant press release

Posted on March 7, 2008 by leecuesta

URLs of your press release – (Search engine optimized) HTML Version http://www.prlog.org/10054185-unique-john-3-16-pendant-released-for-easter.html PDF Version http://www.prlog.org/10054185-unique-john-3-16-pendant-released-for-easter.pdf Shortcuts to your press release – (The full URLs above are preferred) HTML Version – http://www.prlog.org/10054185.html PDF Version – http://www.prlog.org/10054185.pdf

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Some Noteworthy References

Posted on February 4, 2008 by leecuesta

Congressman Tom Tancredo (2008 presidential candidate), in a handwritten note to me concerning my novel, Once: Once: ““Many thanks. Great read!” Stan Guthrie, Senior Associate Editor, Christianity Today; www.christianitytoday.com/ctmag/. (I wrote for Stan while he was editor of World Pulse): … Continue reading →

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Tancredo praises Cuesta’s book exposing hispanic autonomy arising from immigration

Posted on February 4, 2008 by leecuesta

Congressman Tom Tancredo, 2008 Republican presidential candidate, calls the book “Great read!” in a handwritten note to its author, Lee Cuesta. As the rising tide of “illegal immigrants” in the United States demands amnesty, Cuesta’s book relates the self-autonomy movement … Continue reading →

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