How that one time he said, “Ahoy, matey!” .. which is kind of the same thing but not
Writing numbers for S– on his new chalkboard
Writing letters there too
And shapes
Math
The compost seems to be breaking down properly
The cucumber plant is doing well
Known by Salt by Tina Mozelle Braziel
Stephen McClurg author interviews
Week #4 in the new process
The previous three weeks too
Sweating (sometimes)
Compartmentalizing
Letting go
Trying to feel more
White noise and a cool fan in a darkened room in the summertime
Reading about Sacramento (Joan Didion’s hometown: “Perhaps in retrospect this has been a story not about Sacramento at all, but about the things we lose and the promises we break as we grow older…” )
Writing on a hand-held device, which is almost like handwriting in terms of pacing, how it slows the rate of thought
So many recent encounters with animals. Owls, rabbits, lizards, frogs, spiders, bats, hawks, turtles .. (o my)
30 things really is a practice .. the more I do it, the quicker it comes, the deeper and more nuanced the connections to what I’ve felt, seen, done in the past week
Marlins! On my blue socks! (Connections! Animals!)
