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Saturday, November 19, 2016

Meanwhile, in Squirrel News

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I am confident that the squirrels who live in my backyard get into my garden and help themselves to the fruit on my trees.  Despite this, I...
Wednesday, November 16, 2016

Some Leaders with the Courage We Need

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It’s been more than a week since Donald Trump won the Electoral College and became the president-elect.  I wake up every morning and my fir...
Saturday, November 12, 2016

Living in Hope

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In preparation for a post-election essay celebrating the outcome, I had collected an assortment of unflattering snippets and thoughts about...
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Thursday, November 10, 2016

Dogwood Thursday: November 10

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Like everyone I know, the events of election day have found me stunned and upset.  I’d say that I’m angry, but that emotion doesn’t really ...
Tuesday, November 08, 2016

For Hope, History, and Hillary

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I’ve repeated this story so many times before, that you’d think I could let it go, but I have waited a long time for this day and I am so e...
Sunday, November 06, 2016

November 6

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Today, I turn 49 years old.  My last two weeks of feeling like death on a cracker make a birthday seem especially sweet.  In the past year,...
Saturday, November 05, 2016

Halloween Memories

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I love Halloween and the ways in which this evening feels magical as the light fades and children crunch through the leafy sidewalks dresse...
Friday, November 04, 2016

On Light Posting

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Last week, I was down-for-the-count with the flu. Because I work in a school, I always get a flu shot and I’d already had mine this year wh...
Thursday, November 03, 2016

Dogwood Thursday: November 3

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Fall leaves continue to linger and my dogwood hasn’t yet finished its seasonal change. The leaves that remain are all a lovely shad...
Tuesday, November 01, 2016

In the Backyard Neighborhood: November 1

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The beauty of my once-a-month photo project is that by the time it comes to a close, the last picture of the year looks a great deal like t...
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Stacy
I am a progressive who fears that our republic has been lost to jingoistic fools who long for an ugly, racist America. I am not here for that. Democrats aren’t perfect but they aren’t wanna-be tyrants. I like to read (I just finished the splendid Nightwoods), garden, and cook. I love… iced tea, Summer adventure plans, fresh pedicures, lazy Summer mornings, the first cup of morning coffee, the chill of an air conditioned room on a sweltering day, fireflies, silver hoop earrings, sandal weather, tanned shoulders, soft quilts, happy houseplants, my front porch, the prospect of opening new doors, lily pads, Summer dresses, cuticle oil, quality Mexican food, homemade salad dressing, red, white, & blue clothing, my sparkly outdoor drinking glasses, a cool pillow at night, the music of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and my daily walk.
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