Loving and Leaving them for 32 years
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
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
Walks & Sights … in New Hampshire Thirteen walks this month on trails, plus more in town, imprinting the scents, sights, sounds, and sensibility of
Only a month ago. If September memories were beets or pumpkins, they’d still be totally fresh and ready to use, tasty and fortifying, maybe even
Mid-summer madness (a la Auntie Mame)! Only two more months and I’ll be caught up on these retrospective looks at the year that has been.
This month, I’ve written words and posted images relating to the landscape of memory. I’ve shared poems, photos, quotes, and more prosaic thoughts related in