Urban Wildlife
Crow in the red maple tree outside my bedroom window. Almost camouflaged, but easy to hear.
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Blossoms Around TownÂ
I spent much of my day divided between errands and home repairs and checking the latest news. Before beginning my day, I got deeply immersed in Paul Beatty’s The Sellout, which I cannot recommend highly enough for more perspective on the current state of our society.
It was sticky walking about the neighborhood, and things are lush. Easy to pretend everything is ok and for now, it is for me. From that privilege, what can I give? Amidst sharing that I am again reviewing what time and resources more I can offer, sometimes I want to connect through offering beauty.
Happy Equinox (Here Come the Garlic Chives)
Plenty of divides available for those in the neighborhood.
