Comments for Harvey Mudd

Comment on France and Food: America Compared by GT

GT — Tue, 09 May 2017 23:45:06 +0000

Food feeds the soul good home cooking is always my favorite. I have a friend in Sonoita
has a great garden and she an awesome cook and caterer to the local wine growers in the region. I have learned a great about cooking from her though volunteer work on my part.
Finally free of working for a living freedom is great. Currently remodeling my house building a new patio.
You once told me at the gate in Vallecitos give as much of your personal time to helping others as you can and you will enrich your own life in the process.
When we put our faith in others anything is possible.

Comment on France and Food: America Compared by Barbara

Barbara — Wed, 03 May 2017 06:26:34 +0000

Hello Harvey,
Lovely piece. How I envy you those dirt-covered vegetables and fragrant fruits. Ah Paris, such a delight for all the senses. Fond memories of delicious meals.
Barbara

Comment on Who is This Man? by Barbara

Barbara — Fri, 21 Apr 2017 05:59:42 +0000

Hello Harvey,
Years ago I lived in Taos. Peter Duval was a family friend, and he spoke of your poetry and gallery. I was in Santa Fe last summer, and so much had changed. Although it’s still as charming and colorful as ever.
I Enjoyed reading your commentary on all this terrible political dysfunction and incompetence. And I thought things were bad during George W’s administration.
One bright note however: a federal judge from Hawaii (where I live) has issued a nationwide order blocking the travel ban. People in Hawaii are especially sensitive to racial injustice as we are a multi cultural state, much like New Mexico.
I would love to read your new book when it’s out.

Warm regards,
Barbara Perrine Chu
Honolulu

Comment on American Medicine vs. French Medicine – Part 1 by AE Harris

AE Harris — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 03:17:19 +0000

“All’s well that ends well” Phew! Your resolute nature saved you.
Let me review: No assistant, a floating nurse, no wait in the waiting room, indicating no read time, magazines to flip through, it sounds rather, a bit, somewhat, kind of uncivilized. One exception, the tip tapping of the doctor’s stiletto heels covered in green booties, only in France.
“Virtually free”? Sounds interesting. A citizen pays nothing. As the devil’s advocate….somebody pays.
Not fair, I wanted this to be sneaky and of unknown authorship.

Comment on Paris is the World: Suffering by salty

salty — Thu, 18 Aug 2011 23:34:56 +0000

Serious stuff Harvey. Good writing and photo-art on your site. Thanks.

salty