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Crescendo: A Watercolor Ode to the Science, Strangeness, and Splendor of Pregnancy - From sesame seed to selfhood, a lyrical serenade to the astonishing process by which we all enter the world.15 hours ago
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Museums of contemporary suffering - On one side, the endless travails of telenovela or cute K-drama characters. On the other, ...18 hours ago
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How Embracing and Loving My “Negative” Emotions Helped Heal My Pain - *“When depressed, simply be depressed. Don’t get depressed about your depression. When depressed, simply be depressed. Don’t fight it, don’t create any d...19 hours ago
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Frühlingsfarben - Ach, wie schön ... die Frühlingfarben ... I've just transferred my latest ale into the conditioning fermenter ... the colours in anticipation of spring ......
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Fitting It In - The Tower of the Winds, Athens, the Roman Agora. Watercolor and fountain pen, 9" x 4". We've been super-busy lately, with a large professional design job t...1 day ago
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Wild Bird Wednesday 348 - Australasian Swamphen - Such are the tide of taxonomic change, that even in my time in Australia this bird has changed name. Once considered a subspecies of the Purple Swamphen, i...
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SELF-PUBLISHING- Part 3 - In 1979-1980 I drew/wrote (drote?) a journal to let off a lot of steam during a period dominated by a difficult and steam-filled relationship. Existential ...
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Grandma’s Tricks - The short story «Grandma’s Tricks» is one of my more literary stories. It was published in the lovely In-flight Literary … Continue reading →2 days ago
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Translating Gender Fluidity in Clara Ng’s “Meteors” - [image: Image of Translating Gender Fluidity in Clara Ng’s “Meteors”] Toni Pollard’s translation of Clara Ng’s “Meteors” appears in the March 2019 feature...2 days ago
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Litro #174: Editor’s Letter - This edition of Litro Magazine is all about freedom – something worth celebrating while we still have it, if we ever really did, and worth fighting for, ...2 days ago
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Around the World in 1998; Kathmandu Nepal - Kathmandu Nepal, 1998; discovering the city and what it was like to plan a trek in the Himalayas over 20 years ago.2 days ago
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At Dusk by Hwang Sok-yong - At dusk by Hwang Sok-yong Korean fiction original title – 해질 무렵 Translator – Sora Kim-Russell Source – personnel copy One of the nice things that have come...3 days ago
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March 17th - I will be reading tomorrow at Poetic Justice (Poetry New West) 2pm sharp@ The Heritage Grill, 447 Columbia Street, New Westminster featuresMichelle Barker ...4 days ago
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Five SMART Disclaimers I’d Like To See On HGTV - As I mentioned last week, I confess to watching a certain amount of television in my ofttimes. While I tend to avoid reality programing, I do admit that...5 days ago
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Skywatch Friday - 14 March 2019 Edition - [image: 20190306-182016-7] Welcome to Skywatch Friday and thank you for participating. The weather is finally loosening up here in Oklahoma. The weather is...6 days ago
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A Taste of Freedom - by *Jay Bush* James held tight onto ropes I’d added as makeshift Oh Shit! handles while we drifted around a corner in my first car, a 1...1 week ago
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Blagging your way into a writing residency - I've been writer-in-residence in a biochemistry lab... and I am now writer-in-residence in a cemetery. How did these things come about? I'm glad you asked,...1 week ago
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Life since last August - [image: 1HD1]Heidelberg [image: 2Fra]Frankfurt [image: 3HD2]Heidelberg [image: 3IAir1]Somewhere above [image: 3KBarc]Barcelona [image: 3MHD4]Heidelbe...1 week ago
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Do We Need Ethical AI? - Amanda Sharkey has produced a very good paper on robot ethics which reviews recent research and considers the right way forward – it’s admirably clear, rea...1 week ago
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6-Word-Saturday - Installing Bird Boxes in Viv’s Wood We spent most of the day in Viv’s Wood. Duncan has been busy making bird boxes with off cuts from a fence we have remo...2 weeks ago
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"The Tentacle and You" is up at Nature Futures! - I'm happy to unveil my first published story of 2019: "The Tentacle and You !" This is the story of the hottest new consumer gadget: tentacle appendages! ...2 weeks ago
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Temptation - Sun through the cracks between the barn’s roof timbers created stripes alive with husk-freed motes, dancing witless as dervishes and spot-lighting his disc...
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Monthly Motif March Check-In [Royalty, Kingdoms, Empires, Governments] - Welcome to another round of the Monthly Motif Reading Challenge. I know this months theme might seem a bit tricky, but really, you can take this in so many...3 weeks ago
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Book of the month: Shehan Karunatilaka - A few weeks ago, Mohammed left a comment on this site: ‘Ann after these long years did you finish reading all the list?’ He was referring to the lengthy co...3 weeks ago
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Poem of the Month for February: "Fire", by Tim Jones - It's time to restart "Poem of the Month" for 2019. I've chosen a newish one of my own to start with. I've just had a chapbook published that has some of m...3 weeks ago
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Always a Winter Day - This year on my birthday, the wind gusts while the sun beams through puffy, swift-moving clouds. The air outside is electric, and the cat dashes madly up t...4 weeks ago
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My Love Affair with Poetry - *My Love Affair with Poetry - Scratching the Surface* From an early age I loved story books - especially where the stories were told in verse. I was raise...
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White fungus - WHITE FUNGUS 地址： 408台灣台中市南屯區南屯路二段420號7樓之5 Address: 7F-5, No. 420, Sec. 2, Nantun Rd., Taichung City, Taiwan 408 White Fungus to Release 16th Issue Ta...1 month ago
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On this day – January 31st - The last day of my browse through seven years of January posts. I have enjoyed reflecting on my past moments, captured in words and pictures, and sometimes...1 month ago
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Silicon Valley in Book Reviews – Part I - As another foray into reading more deeply (and in an effort to trim my to-read list), I decided to pick up a collection of books on Silicon Valley. Mostly,...1 month ago
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hockey RPF + Sayers - So, Tequila_Mockingbird at A03 posted a new fic set in the Superstition Hockey universe from the perspective of fans tweeting and blogging up a storm (in b...1 month ago
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The Drop in the Waterfall - *Make time to learn the Lingít language. **The time is now. *by Vivian Mork Yeilk' *First appeared in the Capital City Weekly Gunalchéesh to all of the pe...
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‘Tis Always the Season for Shortbread Cookies - In my family, Christmas just isn’t Christmas without shortbread cookies. Both my parents loved cooking and baking, but my father and I usually made the sho...1 month ago
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Passive. - *Passive.* During winter she realized her passive state was a form of being active. It was a doing. An act of getting things left undone. Her not do...
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On my way to buy a paper #87 (or, Assimilation; quickness of the brain undeceives the eye) - Silhouetted agitation emerging from the footpath on the left becomes limbs people children running from mischief? no, one adult one child abduction? no, fath...2 months ago
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Peeking out from behind the Christmas tree… - Hey there! Yup, I’m still alive and reasonably well. All of December and about a third of January seem to have rolled on by without me present in this part...2 months ago
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An Archive of Rhubarb History - Worth more than cinnamon on the Silk Road; acidic in the cold, but good for dying; your great-aunt dips the raw stalks in sugar. period blood the moon move...2 months ago
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Other Household Toxins is Half Price This Month! - Hi, everyone! My baby is one year old this month, so we're celebrating. My publisher, Matter Press, is offering the collection for $5 + shipping in Januar...
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Special time - It’s that special time of the year when people are asking themselves what to do about the social media accounts they’ve deactivated for the holidays. ‘Shou...2 months ago
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New Year’s Resolution… Read to the Baby - Making New Year’s Resolutions seems to be a bit passe, but I still like to do it. It gives me a chance to reflect on what’s working well or not so well, wh...2 months ago
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2019 - Journal Infirme n°40 And suddenly you know… It’s time to start something new and trust the magic of beginnings M.E. Belle année 2019 à vous ! Film de Julie...2 months ago
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2018 Reflections: Reading, Writing, Rituals - *Reading* Another reading year gone by. While I haven't been on the blog much, it has been a rich year for books, with some of my favorites of the year p...
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Wrapping up 2018, and a recipe for Sugar Plums - The blog has been silent but the One Hot Stove kitchen has been working overtime in the last two months. Read on to see some of the things I've been cookin...
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the blue collection 9: Home (Winter 2018 / 18.10) - the blue collection 9: Home (Winter 2018 / 18.10) Home featuring DeMisty D. Bellinger J. P. Dancing Bear Nicholas Fairclough David Heg Ted Mc Ca...2 months ago
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post-perspectives on (that night) - The first poem (versified haibun) to which I wrote a sequel posted earlier below this: also published at otata, January 2018, of which the editor said, “a ...3 months ago
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Observations: November 2018 - Happy Holidays, Friends! Where have I been? Um. The short answer is Ohio, Pittsburgh, West Virginia, Massachusetts, New York, writing a novel-in-stories...
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How do I do it? Be Me? - For few weeks I have been exploring opportunities to return to full-time education. To learn art and fulfil a dream I had in 1966. During the last few day...4 months ago
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The Adventures of Big Beery - Mr Litlove is a man who works in insidious ways, and so I can’t recall how he first brought up the topic of moving house. All I can remember is being in th...7 months ago
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sky, with a bit of cottonwood - Two Moon Park on a holiday was not busy. Pairing the words, busy and park, feels wrong and we were glad to see few people there. Father and young son on b...8 months ago
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In praise of my editing skills - Thank you Abha for copy editing and proof reading my book even before the dead line. You have done a wonderful job and it was a pleasure working with you. ...9 months ago
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“In the Alcoholic’s Apartment, A Time Machine” by Chelsea Dingham - Clearly, I am a horrible blogger. But a lovely thing happened to me today, which is that Lisa Mecham stumbled on this old post of mine about her poem “Revi...10 months ago
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Getting Ready to Dive - A lovely spring morning here...at last! Seems like it's been weeks, months since we've had a mild, blue sky morning. I walked the big loop to the river a...
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Poem: Forest for the Trees - You can now read my most recently published poem, Forest for the Trees, at Indianapolis Review. This poem came from my ongoing efforts to think through wha...1 year ago
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(g) fortunes /sentimental sediment? (1.21) - Fortune: Don’t forget you are always on our minds . sentimental sediment? . spam and spoofed trash have little weight and no value though they take up spac...1 year ago
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A poem a week... - https://ofkells.blogspot.co.uk/2017/12/the-2018-poet-bloggers-revival-tour.html1 year ago
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Facade of Naulakha Palace, Gondal - The 18th century Naulakha Palace at Gondal is one of the oldest palace in this town. It has a beautiful sculpted facade. The palace has magnificent ston...
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this blog continues... at bluepint21.de - I finally put a new version of my website together, it also includes a blog page. If you browse to: *blueprint21.de/blog* you arrive at a nicely sorted...
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Change is Good--Right? - Hello dear readers--are you still out there? It's been awhile, and I wouldn't blame you for moving on. I felt the need for change, and have spent some tim...
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New painting, small oil on wood panel: ‘Early Morning Moon’ - New painting, small oil on wood panel: ‘Early Morning Moon’1 year ago
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A special sentence structure - [Nine years ago today, I started this blog. It will be on hiatus with today’s post, my 510th. I’m in a transition into semi-retirement teaching and writi...1 year ago
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Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen - This is the fourth book on the TWEM list, the first one I have read before, and the first one I actually enjoyed instead of endured. I remember ADORING P...
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LITERATURE: Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children - Honestly hadn’t heard of this novel by Ransom Riggs until I saw the trailer for the Tim Burton movie and of course, was fascinated by it. While well-writte...2 years ago
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Goodbye blog - I am switching to a new website. I'll leave this blog live for another month or so, after that I'll take it offline. I hope you'll find my new abode pleas...2 years ago
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Best Small Fictions news and nominations - Kicking off the new year with news from my recent trip to Europe. First, I had the pleasure of reading in Berlin in December, with a reading series sponsor...2 years ago
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2017 Category Challenge - *Challenge Summary: * To encourage ourselves to “read outside the box,” in this group we (each) pick (our own) categories to read within. You can have as m...
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How about Valencia? - Need to change the name of this blog from literary blogging to travel blogging, since that’s most of what appears here lately. When I bother to post anythi...2 years ago
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Blessing the Boats - Blessing the Boats By Lucille Clifton may the tide that is entering even now the lip of our understanding carry you out beyond the face of fear may you k...2 years ago
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From Bookworm to Social Butterfly - Originally posted on YA Author Rendezvous: Written by Julie Tuovi The eReader was a great invention for YA fiction-addicted adults everywhere—for those who ...3 years ago
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Decoding Static Relaunching Soon - Decoding Static home to the writing, art and photography of Andy Harrod. Including the books, Living Room Stories and tearing at thoughts and the art proje...3 years ago
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Interview with Rami Shamir - Today I'm posting Part One of my interview with *Rami Shamir*, in the last 29 hours of a Kickstarter campaign for his novel TRAIN TO POKIPSE. This expl...
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EDB 301 6W2 2015 Pop Discussion Quiz - Video on the Common Core State Standards Question: What would critical pedagogy have to say about this video? What is the “social foundation” of the ideas ...3 years ago
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Harga Asus Zenfone 2 di Indonesia saat Ini - Asus Zenfone 2 ZE551ML yang disebut product teranyar dari vendor Asus serta termasuk product teranyar di seri Asus Zenfone Series. Meskipun umumnya product...
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Disco Poem - A while ago I took part in a call for work with a disco theme. I was paired with an artist who would paint a portrait to fit with my written work. I was pa...3 years ago
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Indefinite Space 2015 - *from minimalist to avant-garde ---* *open to innovative, imagistic, philosophical, * *experimental creations--- poetry drawings collage photograph-- * *...
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STERN by Jane Hammons - New photography up at Revolution John Magazine : the cement ship in Monterey Bay, Seacliff State Beach, Aptos, CA.4 years ago
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The Reasonable Ogre - Much as I appreciate retellings of fairytales, reading new ones is an altogether different pleasure; especially when these are fairytales for adults or m...4 years ago
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La Paloma Amarilla - Like all drunks, we wake up laughing. Then we lie there for a long time, not moving. “I don’t want to move,” says K. “I’ll find out how drunk I still am.” ...4 years ago
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Books that have had the most impact on me - Back in December, when the current meme of Top Ten Most Influential books was going around Facebook for the first time, I made a list but never got around ...4 years ago
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Beberapa Objek Wisata Pulau Lombok Yang Wajib Anda Kunjungi - *Pulau Lombok*, siapa yang tak kenal dengan pulau yang indah nan mempesona ini. Pulau Lombok bisa jadi merupakan pulau yang menjadi saingan Pulau Bali di ...
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Addicts & Basements by Robert Vaughan - Originally posted on GIANT READER: by Brian Alan Ellis Addicts & Basements by Robert Vaughan Civil Coping Mechanisms, February 2014 142 pages / $13.95 Buy...4 years ago
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Paw Prints in the Sand - Day 77 Listening to: Dance Hall Days Thought for the day: One small paw print for man. One giant leap for man’s spirit! Many of you are like me in that I’m...5 years ago
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The return of the Not.. - Just a quick note to Not heads out there who wonder what's been up. You're about to see some changes at the Not as my focus shifts from fiction to pop-cult...5 years ago
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blueprint new year blogroll - *BluePrint Blog Roll* notes + photos reflections + reviews postcards + quotes & much more from around the world. enjoy ~
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Mangroves save one Philippine coastal town from the worst of Typhoon Haiyan - From PRI’s program The World, Michael Holtz reports: Mangroves form low-lying thickets that hug the shore of coastal areas in tropical regions around the w...5 years ago
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Sunday Sniffles and Surprise Baskets - This morning I woke up and peeked out the bedroom window. Rain. And it was cold. And my nose was clogged on one side. And it was hard to breathe. And so I ...
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Blog moved to Wordpress - My main blog is now Poetry Notes and Jottings on Wordpress. Updates for 2013 will be visible there.5 years ago
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Intrepid Explorer - The Intrepid Explorer recounts his travels for the benefit of subscribers to the *Magazine of the Museum of Everything, *who enjoy his accounts of unreli...5 years ago
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Return from Lethe - Engulfed by black ripples of forgetfulness, beyond the fallen towers of the night toppled by the moon’s delivering rays, to the hidden boats of weariness a...5 years ago
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Lake Rebecca Park Preserve - Very green through the area, and everything growing thick making it hard to bushwack through the non-path areas. The raccoons climb higher into the trees, ...5 years ago
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On The Wires > qarrtsiluni / Animals in the City - They woke me up at the crack of dawn. Looked out my window. Here’s what I (heard and) saw … On the Wires now live at qarrtsiluni in the ‘Animals in the Cit...5 years ago
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viewmasters and earthquakes - Fellow Travelers: I wake up from the semi-hibernation of late December and realize January is well underway. On Friday the 4th, nearing midnight, a 7.5 ear...6 years ago
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I joined a challenge or two. - I like to be challenged. I like having a goal to work toward. I love reading. Can you see where this is going? I've signed up for some reading challenges. ...6 years ago
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34 - The space they are in is years long. Two, they hover on a threshold. One reaches to touch the other. The hand goes through. Waves radiate. The past is...6 years ago
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Hey, it’s only been a year… - Maybe more than a year. But, here is a new blog update, at last and finally. Mostly this is just to say I’m joining the “7 Continents, 7 Billion people, 7...6 years ago
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Highlight: Deniz Utlu in translation - For this special highlight in our final highlight series this month, we have a collection of five “minimals from the … Continue reading →6 years ago
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Blog Carnival 6: All About Frankfurt - We said Carnival 5: A VIEW FROM HERE was the last Blog Carnival, but when we saw the photos, links and updates from Frankfurt, we knew we had to put togeth...6 years ago
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Low Road - Day 100 The sun shone through the window. A young girl was sitting on a chair listening to her ipod. It was once her mothers. Her father had saved her life...6 years ago
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100/100 For dragon eggs? - Shall we open the door? What story, the old or the new? We have lived so long and so well In our green fable Shall we open the doors? [from ‘Uranium 2’...
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Kaffe in Katmandu Says Goodbye - It’s been a psychedelic ride with you guys, thank you for all the fun and the faces and so much dada during 2011, but after one year and infinite degrees...7 years ago
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New - It's that time of year again when we say goodbye to the old and say hello to the new. This is a favourite time of year from me as it's a chance for me to r...
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Street Scenes - Our street was a desolate, one-way suburban enclave smack in the middle of the town center. Next to it lay the busiest main road at the time, the susurrati...7 years ago
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#100/100 Window - This photo was originally published on YB Poetry blog in June 2011. All other photos--the ones taken by me--I've post...7 years ago
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a new book is a scary canvas - A book must be the axe for the frozen sea within us. —Franz Kafka a new book is a scary undertaking of unknown proportions. for the past months, i’ve been ...7 years ago
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Hibernation - is a sweet thing–concerns darkness, being afraid. A leather building? I have been hibernating in January–just a note to say I haven’t for...8 years ago
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Lens-Artists Challenge #37 – History - “Whoever won the war, would revise the history.” Toba Beta This week Patti has challenged us to share our perspective on a moment in history (read her chal...
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Gear of the year - Since I started working with Six Moon Designs five years ago it was always a bit of a mystery to me why more hikers weren’t familiar with the lightweight c...1 week ago
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Always a Winter Day - This year on my birthday, the wind gusts while the sun beams through puffy, swift-moving clouds. The air outside is electric, and the cat dashes madly up t...4 weeks ago
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Zine update: orders closed 😀 - Update: orders closed for Long Distance Hiking Zine #3- thanks to everyone who ordered! This issue is 35k words/80 pages of my best hiking writing, collect...1 month ago
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this blog continues... at bluepint21.de - I finally put a new version of my website together, it also includes a blog page. If you browse to: *blueprint21.de/blog* you arrive at a nicely sorted...
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New trail, new blog! - In case any of you would like to come along, I’m hiking a series of high routes in the Sierra Nevada August and September of 2017. You can read more at kat...1 year ago
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