I remember May Bloom Day, my first of 2023, like it was yesterday. How can it be almost fall again? Melancholy abounds. Summer is by
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AUGUST BLOOM DAY
It continues rainy here, though not so much as in June and early July. From 16 July to 15 August we had slightly over 8
INDEPENDENCE DAYS #58
My continuation of Sharon Astyk’s now-completed “Independence Days” project (June-Aug 2022), which offered a framework for recognising how we’re building resiliency, community, and accountability that
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INDEPENDENCE DAYS #54
My continuation of Sharon Astyk’s now-completed “Independence Days” project (June-Aug 2022), which offered a framework for recognising how we’re building resiliency, community, and accountability that
JULY BLOOM DAY
Oh, the rain! Typically, our area receives about 3.7 inches of rain in June and 3.8 inches of rain in July, for a total of