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    Bobcat in the house

    Olivia during our drive-through tour

    Our wise, cherished, beautiful daughter Olivia will attend UC Merced in the Fall. We love this school! Founded in 2005, Merced is the newest addition to University of California system–a sleek, modern campus in the Central Valley, the only American university with a zero carbon footprint. (I think that’s what they said during the drive-through tour?) The student body is 58% Hispanic/Latino, which was a top priority for Olivia.

    Excited for the next phase to begin!

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    2021 Independent Press Award for Mother Mother

    Thrilled to learn my novel Mother Mother was named a Distinguished Favorite by the 2021 Independent Press Awards. Five Apprentice House authors were honored. Here’s to small, independent presses that publish books like ours and awards that recognize them.

    From Apprentice House Press:

    A huge congratulations to several of our Apprentice House Press authors for winning titles in the 2021 Independent Press Awards! Authors for Distinguished Favorites include C. Kubasta, Jessica O’Dwyer, Charles Rammelkamp and Nancy Burke! A huge shoutout to Dorothy Van Soest for winning one of the titles of the competition! Find more information their website today!

    Distinguished Favorites: https://www.independentpressaward.com/2021distinguishedfa…

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    Second shot

    Olivia and I got our second shots. Pfizer for Liv, Moderna for me, with zero side effects for either. Mateo’s scheduled for mid-May; Tim’s been fully vaxxed. We’re relieved, happy, still cautious (probably always will be). So very grateful to dedicated scientists, medical personnel, healthcare workers, volunteers. The millions of minds and hearts that have made the world a safer place. ❤🙏

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    Climate change migrants

    A friend shared this Earth Day broadcast by ABC National News, “Central American drought creates climate change refugees” with a focus on Guatemala. For me and probably for you, it’s very interesting and informative to see a village up close and hear from residents about their struggles and reasons for migration. Also important to see the fees paid to smugglers–up to $13,000–and the collateral required–a family’s house or farm. A very high stakes journey and one that, according to the report, up to 60% of villagers plan to make because they see no other option.

    Finally: I looked up Jocotan on the map; it’s in the department of Chiquimula in the east, surrounded by Zacapa, Jalapa and Jutiapa, bordering Honduras. That’s a dry region of Guatemala to begin with, made more severe by drought, hurricanes and climate change.

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    MSNBC report worth watching and reading

    “Physical walls don’t stop people. We’ve witnessed this. But prosperity walls do.” Said by Guatemalan President Alejandro Giammattei in this excellent piece of reportage by MSNBC’s Ayman Mohyeldin. Read the article and watch the two video clips–all contribute to a deeper understanding of our current border crisis.

    What I responded to in the piece is the depth of inquiry. We who follow Guatemalan politics are aware of the reasons why thousands of Guatemalan citizens risk their lives and leave behind family and home to make the dangerous journey. But so many US viewers not involved in Guatemala or adoption or Central America don’t know the back story, are not aware of Guatemala’s history and current reality. For me, this news report feels more multi-faceted and nuanced than most, and thus, worthwhile.

    Read and watch here: “I flew to Guatemala to investigate the human side of America’s ‘immigration problem.'”

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