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Sallie's posts tagged ‘Farmer’s Market’

The Great Take Back March

June 15th, 2025 by Sallie Bingham in New Mexico 1 Comment

Photo of High Lonesome Highway performing onstage

The wailing heart-broken sounds of old mountain melodies brought Kentucky here to the high desert.

In New Mexico Farmer's Market Music

Moving at Sheeps’ Pace

November 22nd, 2023 by Sallie Bingham in Kentucky, My Family, New Mexico 1 Comment

Photo of two Navajo-Churro sheep in snow

Thinking about Tierra Wools’ herd of sheep moving from their summer in the highlands here, reminds me of the two orphan lambs I raised in Kentucky when I was growing up.

In Kentucky, My Family, New Mexico Farmer's Market Henrietta Bingham

The Sea of Faith

July 3rd, 2022 by Sallie Bingham in Politics, New Mexico 1 Comment

Photo of Dover Beach

This week’s dismaying Supreme Court decisions made me fear for the first time in my life for the future of our world, not our Democracy, always somewhat in doubt, but the spiritual, emotional and physical world we all live in.

In Politics, New Mexico Farmer's Market Roe v Wade

How Wonderful Is That

January 30th, 2022 by Sallie Bingham in Writing, New Mexico 4 Comments

Still from the video Dylan Winter and the Starling Murmurations

In the midst of so much bad news, this astonishing performance of starlings, those little birds many of us have learned to hate, is a reminder of our ability to communicate and cooperate

In Writing, New Mexico Farmer's Market Little Brother: A Memoir 20 Favorites of 2022

Taos Day

October 9th, 2018 by Sallie Bingham in New Mexico Leave a Comment

Taos Farmers Market - October 2018

What a way to celebrate the vibrant heart of a small town.

In New Mexico Farmer's Market

Santa Fe Farmers’ Market

March 5th, 2011 by Sallie Bingham in New Mexico Leave a Comment

We don’t plant, or spin, or weave, we buyers, but at least we are able to appreciate the labor of those who do.

In New Mexico Farmer's Market Santa Fe

 

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Taken By The Shawnee

Taken By The Shawnee

July 6th, 2025
Sallie Bingham introduces and reads from her latest work, Taken by the Shawnee.
Visiting Linda Stein

Visiting Linda Stein

March 3rd, 2025
Back on October 28th, 2008, I visited artist Linda Stein's studio in New York City and tried on a few of her handmade suits of armor.

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Rebecca Reynolds & Salie Bingham at SOMOS

Rebecca Reynolds & Salie Bingham at SOMOS

November 8th, 2024
This event was recorded November 1, 2024 in Taos, NM at SOMOS Salon & Bookshop by KCEI Radio, Red River/Taos and broadcast on November 8, 2024.
Taken by the Shawnee Reading

Taken by the Shawnee Reading

September 1st, 2024
This reading took place at The Church of the Holy Faith in Santa Fe, New Mexico in August of 2024.

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Sallie Bingham's latest is a captivating account of ancestor's ordeal
Pasatiempo, The Santa Fe New Mexican

“I felt she was with me” during the process of writing the book, Bingham says. “I felt I wasn’t writing anything that would have seemed to her false or unreal.”

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