too many moving parts.
Today was the oddest kind of day. My day started with tears (it happens: a fact of life) and ended in some sort of odd power …
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29 Jul
rest here.
rest here.
“A Blessing for One Who Is Exhausted” by John O’Donohue When the rhythm of the heart becomes hectic, Time takes on the strain until it breaks; Then all the …
20 Jul
hide and seek.
hide and seek.
I don’t remember the context in which I took this photo of my grandmother. Why she has her hands over her eyes like that. I …
12 Jul
la vie boheme.
la vie boheme.
To days of inspiration, Playing hookey, making something Out of nothing, the need To express- To communicate, To going against the grain, Going insane, Going mad To loving tension, no pension To more than …
27 Jun
that small space.
that small space.
I was thinking about how little space I need to live in. Or more like it, how much space I want to live in. In this …
22 Jun
looking for the small things.
looking for the small things.
I’ve been reading past posts (mostly for reference for other correspondance) on my old blog and I keep re-realizing how much I used to write …
16 Jun
the view from my bed.
the view from my bed.
I love waking up to my view. Up until about yesterday, I’ve been spending a lot of time in bed. I fell and hurt my knee …
01 Apr
what a difference a year makes.
what a difference a year makes.
One year ago today, I joined the growing ranks of America’s unemployed. I can’t say I didn’t think it would happen eventually once everything tanked …
22 Feb
some kind of wonderland.
some kind of wonderland.
Thus grew the tale of Wonderland: Thus slowly, one by one, Its quaint events were hammered out — And now our tale is done And home we steer, a …
21 Feb
what we are given.
what we are given.
There is one thing the photograph must contain, the humanity of the moment. ~ Robert Frank It occurs to me as I look at this …
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