Advance copy of Days of Soup and Holler by Liesl Garner.

Autographed 11 X 14 Paul McCartney musician photo.

Includes Certificate of Authenticity and Officially Licensed Holograms

One month membership to F45 Training Bend West.

F45 is specifically designed to provide a functional full-body workout while improving energy levels, metabolic rate, strength, and endurance. F45 is one of the most time-efficient ways of training. We aim to burn up to 750 calories per 45-minute session.

One month membership to F45 Training Bend West.

F45 is specifically designed to provide a functional full-body workout while improving energy levels, metabolic rate, strength, and endurance. F45 is one of the most time-efficient ways of training. We aim to burn up to 750 calories per 45-minute session.

Honor the Earth print by artist Betty LaDuke of Ashland, Oregon.

Africa: Uganda, Women Coming Together

LaDuke was born in the Bronx, New York, in 1933. She attended the High School of Music and Art in New York starting at age sixteen, and later studied at Denver University, the Cleveland Institute of Art.[1] In the fifties she received a scholarship which allowed her to study art at Mexico's Instituto Allende from 1953 through 1956.[1][2] During her time in Mexico she lived with the indigenous Otomi, whose concern with the preservation of their heritage profoundly influenced LaDuke's work.

Honor the Earth print by artist Betty LaDuke of Ashland, Oregon.

Africa: Uganda, Women Coming Together

LaDuke was born in the Bronx, New York, in 1933. She attended the High School of Music and Art in New York starting at age sixteen, and later studied at Denver University, the Cleveland Institute of Art.[1] In the fifties she received a scholarship which allowed her to study art at Mexico's Instituto Allende from 1953 through 1956.[1][2] During her time in Mexico she lived with the indigenous Otomi, whose concern with the preservation of their heritage profoundly influenced LaDuke's work.

Honor the Earth print by artist Betty LaDuke of Ashland, Oregon.

Africa: Uganda, Women Coming Together

LaDuke was born in the Bronx, New York, in 1933. She attended the High School of Music and Art in New York starting at age sixteen, and later studied at Denver University, the Cleveland Institute of Art.[1] In the fifties she received a scholarship which allowed her to study art at Mexico's Instituto Allende from 1953 through 1956.[1][2] During her time in Mexico she lived with the indigenous Otomi, whose concern with the preservation of their heritage profoundly influenced LaDuke's work.

Honor the Earth print by artist Betty LaDuke of Ashland, Oregon.

Africa: Eritrea, Weaving Dreams

LaDuke was born in the Bronx, New York, in 1933. She attended the High School of Music and Art in New York starting at age sixteen, and later studied at Denver University, the Cleveland Institute of Art.[1] In the fifties she received a scholarship which allowed her to study art at Mexico's Instituto Allende from 1953 through 1956.[1][2] During her time in Mexico she lived with the indigenous Otomi, whose concern with the preservation of their heritage profoundly influenced LaDuke's work.

Honor the Earth print by artist Betty LaDuke of Ashland, Oregon.

Africa: Eritrea, Mandala for Peach

LaDuke was born in the Bronx, New York, in 1933. She attended the High School of Music and Art in New York starting at age sixteen, and later studied at Denver University, the Cleveland Institute of Art.[1] In the fifties she received a scholarship which allowed her to study art at Mexico's Instituto Allende from 1953 through 1956.[1][2] During her time in Mexico she lived with the indigenous Otomi, whose concern with the preservation of their heritage profoundly influenced LaDuke's work.