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back to work! here’s a few photos from a fun, busy week

just a quick post before work here. my regular schedule has me working Thurs. through Mon., so I just wanted to post a few photos before going in today. kind of like cleaning house (maybe i should do more of that, too?!).

enjoy.

Xavier Mascareñas/The Daily Times; Juanito Garcia, 7, tries to catch water in his mouth — which posted signs say should not be consumed — from a water spurt at the fountain at Berg Park on Sunday. His family was in town from Del Norte, Colo., for a wrestling tournament at Aztec High School.

Xavier Mascareñas/The Daily Times; Seven-year-old Kaylin Bryant, far left, waits in line with her dance squad, the Danz Force Twinkles, to perform at the Four Corners Dance Exhibition at Farmington High School on Monday. The event, also known as the Kelly Greens exhibition, is a fundraiser for the FHS Kelly Greens.

Xavier Mascareñas/The Daily Times; Bart Robinson, of Cottonwood, Ariz., talks with his son, 17-year-old Samuel, between events on Saturday at the 7th Annual Ty Waybourn Memorial Rodeo at McGee Park’s Memorial Coliseum.

Xavier Mascareñas/The Daily Times; Danielle Montoya, left of center, is comforted by her sister, Gabrielle Montoya, after finishing strong in her relay to take first for the Cuba High School girls’ medley team during Saturday’s track meet at Fred Cook Memorial Stadium in Aztec.

Xavier Mascareñas/The Daily Times; Jamira Lewis, 7, shrieks after being pulled by her friend, 10-year-old Jermiah (CQ) Manning, into the cold water from the fountain at Berg Park on Sunday.

sports and politics (and a dog, for good measure)

it’s been quite a week here in Farmington. spring is upon us. i’m posting a few photos from last week before my Monday begins. oh, Happy Birthday Sofia! (as if my sister reads my blog .

Xavier Mascareñas/The Daily Times; Piedra Vista's long-jump team was beat out by competitors from Cortez High School and Farmington during Saturday's Early Bird Track Meet at FHS.

Xavier Mascareñas/The Daily Times; Ty Murphy, the second runner for Piedra Vista's 4x200 boys' relay race, center, hands the baton off to Marcus Fodor while competing Saturday during the FHS Early Bird Track Meet.

Xavier Mascareñas/The Daily Times; Farmington High School leadoff runner for the girls’ 4x200 relay, Mattie Pacheco, looks up to the sky during a quiet moment before her race Saturday at the FHS Early Bird Track Meet.

Xavier Mascareñas/The Daily Times; Farmington Mayor Tommy Roberts hugs his wife, Cindy Roberts, as the crowd thins after his victory announcement at an election day party at Best Western Tuesday night.

Xavier Mascareñas/The Daily Times; Donna Bingham checks a list to see if she is at the correct polling station Tuesday at City Hall. She was not on the list to vote at the City Hall polls, so left immediately to find her appropriate location.

Xavier Mascareñas/The Daily Times; Members of the Bloomfield softball team go through hitting drills during the Lady Bobcats’ practice Tuesday in Bloomfield.

Xavier Mascareñas/The Daily Times; Bronco guard Channing Jim, right, struggles to keep possession away from St. Pius’ Nick Myers, who reaches in his face, long enough to pass to Bronco teammate Damian Charley during Saturday’s loss for KCHS at home.

Xavier Mascareñas/The Daily Times; Kirtland Central assistant coach Tom Adair, center, shows frustration as the team huddles during a timeout in the first half of Saturday’s state playoff game against St. Pius X at Bronco Arena.

Xavier Mascareñas/The Daily Times; Herald and Debbie Sherlock’s “chug” Sassie, a Chihuahua and pug mix, peers at strangers from a safe stronghold behind Herald’s legs Sunday while taking a break from running free at Westland Dog Park.

photos from March

here’s a few more to add to my last photo post.

‘five by five’

here’s some favorites for the week. five photos from five days. it’s really good to be working right now, and am excited about our new apartment. also kind of sad to be moving…the apartment we lived in across from UNM was the longest i’ve lived anywhere — since i was born! i’ll miss being able to look out my back window and seeing people and activity. you guessed it…farmington is not the most urban of cities.

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back to work! here’s a few photos from a fun, busy week

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