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2024 may 23
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Bench in Veteran's Park
Calvary Chapel Fellowship
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“A las tres de la mañana del 16 de abril de 1964, el enorme monolito de siete metros de alto, con 167 toneladas de peso (el más grande del Continente y uno de los cinco más grandes del mundo), irrumpió las calles del pueblo, arrastrado por dos cabezas de trailers, escoltado por militares, policías federales de caminos, arqueólogos y arquitectos. A su paso el pueblo salió para despedirlo con música y cohetes. “La gente tenía mucho amor a la piedra de los Tecomates; cuando se la llevaron, los que en ese entonces éramos niños, salimos a darle la despedida, cantando y echándole confeti, flores y ¡vivas!, mucha gente lloraba y decía: ¡mataron a la población! Este pueblo ya quedó borrado del mapa, sin el Tláloc nadie vendrá de visita, de qué vamos a vivir.”
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Dorian Martínez, 2019
Objects and the light (at home)
Posing on the Deck
11-01-2020
OK so, onboard there are two liveaboard crew members (including me), the captain and the first mate. The captain and first mate aren’t always living here, so I definitely haven’t bonded as much with them, but the other liveaboard crew member is great. I am struggling a bit with the fact that I am the youngest by twenty-odd years, but hopefully, I make some friends soon that are closer to my age and that live in Hobart.