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birds

A photographic series.

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summer cemetery
spring blossom song
bird on a wire
hummingbird dreams
moon owl
as the crow flies
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This is my & @rattlebox333 ‘s storage space. We rented it up the street at CubeSmart, a small unit on the 4th floor, so we could stage our house for sale. By that I mean, get all the crap & clutter out so it looks pretty & spacious, and so over weeks we have been hauling stowing boxes & things here bit by bit. It’s been enormously helpful and we’ve been Kondo’ing away many things too… to Goodwill and the curb and my friend & next door neighbor Pat. Pretty mural behind Hive in West Palm. My first time visiting this spot to meet a friend for lunch & it didn’t disappoint. It’s that time of year again… We fear this may be our pretty Hong Kong orchid tree’s last season; she’s been slowly dying for years. But her blooms look just as pretty as ever and yes, the hummingbirds have come to appreciate them too. We just had our house painted. Don’t the carriage doors look pretty? The blue color is called Soar 🦋 What exciting news to cap off the week... my first published essay "Tale of the Bufo" has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize in Nonfiction! I am overwhelmed with gratitude to the folks and Hippocampus Magazine for publishing this piece and to @stephauteri for her deft editorial guidance. Good luck to all the nominees! More fun from Lakeland with @rattlebox333 - Frank Lloyd Wright designed 13 structures for Florida Southern College, several connected by mile-long roofed open-air walkway called the Esplanade. Incredible day at Circle B Bar Reserve with @rattlebox333 in Lakeland. One of our Florida adventures, a way we sometimes celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday. More art from Toronto with @rattlebox333 #mural #muralart #publicart #streetart #toronto One of the things I found amazing about Toronto was all of the public art reckoning with the treatment of indigenous peoples and their lands. This is one panel from the multi-paneled graphic story of 12-year-old Chanie Wenjack displayed at Union Station. Text below is from the installation:

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