Personal Narrative: My Trip To Tucson, Arizona

While attending the art exhibit titled "Rock Paintings" by Traci Stover, I came across two paintings that truly evoked some type of feeling inside of me. Rocks are a part of everyday life, and normally, there is nothing special about them. I was curious to see how the artist would display such an ordinary object. After observing all of the paintings, they had two paintings in particular that caught my eye. The paintings "Octet" and "Anomaly" are clearly as different as day and night, which makes them easy to compare and contrast.

Emilie Tixeront explains the rock cycle, the formation of the Glasshouse Mountains, and what makes rocks so special anyway.

From January 20 to 23, I went to Santa Fe and San Ildefonso in New Mexico with Dr. Laughlin and my classmates. I was totally surprised by the architecture of the housing and the rich collection of Native American cultures. I expected to see traditional suburbs but instead I found almost everyone has built houses resembling traditional adobe homes which I had never seen. Houses, businesses, government buildings including museums are almost built in this style. The colors seem to blend in with the desert. One of the most exciting events I attended in New Mexico was the museum presentation of the Zuni tribe. Although we actually did not meet the Zuni tribe, we learned a lot about them because Dawn Kaufmann who is a guide at the Museum of

Our intrepid duo delves into their delightfully diverse cultural background and their travels around the world for the inspired custom made pieces that enhance the aesthetics of homes and public buildings.

Our Coastal California Tour ventures to every part of the beautiful West Coast and incorporates visits to San Francisco, meanwhile our Grand Canyon Sunrise and Red Rocks Tour highlights a dawn breakfast at the ravine edge alongside voyages through Sedona and Scottsdale. For a more drawn out get-away, you can join our energizing shiny new visit Rose Parade and Mexico Tour, which incorporates Puerto Vallarta for some merited daylight, unwinding and investigating. Join YMT for one of our most extended tours! Encounter the great 2017 Tournament of Roses Parade alongside an insider point of view on the acclaimed parade by going to a particular night survey of the grand, hand-adorned buoys. Next, appreciate a voyage through sunny Los Angeles. Visit the "City of Angels" and see the impressions of well-known stars at the Chinese Theater, alongside the Dolby Theater, where every year the Academy Awards happen (outside survey), Beverly Hills and Rodeo Drive. At that point go to Pasadena to see the amazing scene of the 128th Tournament of Roses Parade from your held show off the seats. Incorporates four evenings in lodging, official Rose Parade Program, YMT situates pad, touring, educated aides and porterage at

There are many factors that contributed to the success of Puig Doria. However, the main component that brought Puig Doria into the spotlight was incredibly strong commitment of the owner towards the business. Puig Doria carried a tremendous amount of information about various designs of the jewelry and his knowledge exceeded anyone’s expectations, yet his support and recognition of the help that he received from the craftsmen was the key component to enable this individual to truly open his eyes to the world of jewelry. This provided him with resilience to manage and handle various facilities with no need to focus primarily on administrative facility that dealt with just the process of producing the product. (Melissa 79)

I know good crystal from bad, and everything else there is to know about crystal. I know its dimensions and how it behaves. If we serve tea in crystal, the shop is going to expand. And then I'll have to change my way of life” (57). Even though the expansion of the crystal merchant’s shop is a good thing, he didn’t want it to happen because he was used to the way his life was.

For my UTEP event I went to the fossil and rock exhibit. Although I was limited to only a few exhibits, those exhibits were very interesting. Some of the exhibits that I saw were the rock, fossil and history exhibits. The one I found most interesting was the rock exhibit. This exhibit was made up of rocks found in this general area (El Paso New Mexico and Mexico). It had a wide range of rocks from crystals to quarts to obsidian rocks. The one I found most beautiful was the Calcite crystal. This crystal was from Durango Mexico and it almost looks like a white rose. This experience for me was very educational. I learned many things like, how the pressure on a rock can affect the way it looks and feels. I also learned that at one point El Paso

The introduction of the book begins with the author, Mark Kurlansky, buying a piece of pure salt in Cardona, a hillside mining town in Spanish Catalonia. The rock looked to be a cross between a rose quartz and soap, as it was pink, and had smooth edges and dissolved in water. The salt had interesting properties, sparking Mark’s obsession with salt.

"Fremont Art and Wine festival was my very first festival and I love seeing returning customers over the years," says Diane Halstead of Crystal Obsession. Diane is a self-taught jewelry maker. who taught herself how to make rings, necklaces. bracelets, anklets and earrings before starting Crystal Obsession.

There are also many new elements. Tomorrow morning you will see how natural light bathes the sanctuary allowing many colors to dance as the sun moves across the sky and washes

First, the crystal merchant explains to Santiago about his dream of going to Mecca. When Santiago asks if the crystal merchant

What is the most beautiful place in the world? The place where silk like waters flow toward the white coated swellings of mountains. The diamonds hidden in the very soil that overflows with history and freedom. The people, who open their arms to you and the sky, and assure you that all is well. Come can see this paradise. Located in Southern South America, the neighbor to the South Pacific Ocean, amongst Argentina and Peru. Come and watch the children of the land blossom with diversity and kindness, who’s passion for their home is sprouted from triumph. Come on this journey with me and seek paradise, though even paradise has its flashes.

As I was preparing for this talk I asked my husband if I could ask him what some of his thoughts were about our trip. I wanted to make sure I wasn’t overstating my story; It has been almost two years since our trip and I did kiss the Blarney Stone, which if legend is true I now, have the “gift of gab!”

The nature of this business stands in the manufacture of garments based on metals like gold and silver, covered with precious and semiprecious stones with a detailed processing and finishing method, which results in excellent quality fine jewelry.