“Cultivate, Blossom, and Grow” – My interview with Tah-Khee-Pauff (Cotton Blossom) Janice Lucero

Send us Fan MailI am honored and blessed to share with you a wonderful conversation I had with Janice Lucero from Isleta Pueblo.  Janice is the owner and operator of Cotton Blossom Gardens, a namesake of her Tiwa name "Tah-Khee-Pauff", meaning Cotton Blossom in the Tiwa language.  I came to know of Janice through our mutual friend, he told me about several ideas and projects he was working on and suggested an interview with Janice. I did a little research, and came across the Cotton Blossom Gardens website. After reading her bio, I was compelled to reach out and ask for an interview.  I appreciate Janice’s honesty and willingness to share her troubles, struggles, and hardships, finally finding love, purpose and peace from the land that has connected her and her people to it, since our emergence. I find Janice’s journey inspiring and hope that some of her words, actions and outlook will inspire others to find that purpose, love and peace we all seek.  Sit back, relax, and enjoy my interview with Janice Lucero. Cotton Blossom Gardens website:www.cottonblossomgardens.comEmail: [email protected]: cottonblossomgardens