1. Goddess
2. Cardinal sighting
3. To sleep
4. Passersby on the sidewalk, we yield in turn
5. The floor holding up beneath me.
1. Goddess
2. Cardinal sighting
3. To sleep
4. Passersby on the sidewalk, we yield in turn
5. The floor holding up beneath me.
1.,Goddess
2. Places to walk
3. Good shoes
4. Things to enjoy and love. Like hot passion fruit tea.
5. Music of John Lennon (1940-1980)
”people asking questions, lost in confusion.
well i tell them there’s no problems, only solutions.”
”watching the wheels”
1. Goddess
2. Asking for what I need e.g. “that time doesn’t work for me. Can we find something that works both for us?”
3. Blue jay
4. Blue day
5. My mother
6. Garden embedded in the mind and visible in the outside reminder.
“Oh! the things which happened in that garden! If you have never had a garden, you cannot understand, and if you have had a garden, you will know that it would take a whole book to describe all that came to pass there. At first it seemed that green things would never cease passing through the earth, in the grass, in the beds, even in the crevices of the walls. Then the green things began to unfurl and show colour, every shade of blue, every shade of purple, every tint and hue of crimson. “ Frances Hodgson Burnett, The Secret Garden
1. Goddess
2. The lucky bruise
3. Variations
4. To listen
1. Goddess
2. Three cloudless days for a holiday weekend.
3. Trails
4. Water on the pond
5. Ducks in a row
6. Time to take in and enjoy
7. Stephanie Knows Who
“Unless you are utterly exploded, there is always something to be grateful for.” – Saul Bellow, Herzog
1. Goddess
”Touring the world, tilling a small field to its limits.” Cid Corman, <I>Aegis</i>.
Straight from Cassie’s garden: leafy greens, eggplant, yellow squash, zucchini, cucumbers for cucumber soup
The Lantana plant
Pegasus, my favorite cat everrr
Walks around the neighborhood.
Neighbors
Mt. Tom at sunset
Mt. Tom’s ice cream
The lakefront park
thinking, who knows, maybe I could live out this way, someday
Novels for reading, classic and contemporary
”contempt for ordinary realities”
”Advice for wives circa 1896: <i>The indiscriminate reading of novels is one of the most injurious habits to which a woman can be subject. Besides the false views of human nature it will impart … it produces an indifference to the performance of domestic duties, and contempt for ordinary realities.”</i> As quoted in Jenny Ofill, <i>Dept. of Speculation</i>
1. Goddess
2. Seeing Maura, with Walker, her son, sitting on their porch, as I came up the street. The first friend I’d seen in person in a while.
3. Water
4. Planting zinnia seeds
5. Hearing a woodpecker’s rattle to the west.
6. Flowering dogwood.
7. The Rhododendron Path at the Arboretum.