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Bark Dust and Big Man Boots
There is Carlo on the left and Diego on the right in an unguarded moment yesterday. They don’t normally sleep together during the day so this was unusual. Still it was good for my heart to see t...
Of Lower Backs and Beet Greens
The glare is back but at least it is cooler out. I had this strong feeling that I should prep to teach material about soothing, nourishing, stabilizing, stretching and strengthening the structur...
The Better Part
Title: I am both happy and sad to see the crape myrtles start to bloom. They are so beautiful at a time when the lilies and daisy families are fading and the wild sweat peas are getting dusty a...
Shrinkage, Belief and a Selfie Stick
This shot of a tree growing out of an old mill building in the woods on Saturday appealed to me because of the light. As we move away from the solstice and towards the equinox (fall here) the li...
You Can't Beat That
So this was our destination yesterday. The Trail Club of Oregon’s second lodge on the flank of our biggest mountain, Mt. Hood. Plans for transportation and attendance at the hike and dine were ...
Having Books (and Cards)
Title: This is one of the many community gardens in my world. We are in the midst of high summer and it is hot hot hot out. Today was another power company Flex Day and I spent most of the thr...
Heavy Machinery
So here is “my” beloved track a few days ago. The field in the middle is being replaced with artificial turf and they started tearing up the track itself yesterday. Rolls and shreds of it are pi...
Carlo and Diego
This is a glamor shot of Diego. Someone asked for pictures. This is Carlo. He is very handsome but hard to shoot because he is so gray and shiny. How come I never have used parchment paper bef...
A New Take on Flex Time
Because of all the other stuff going on I haven’t taken that many pictures this last year. This is a dahlia in Kes’s garden last Sunday. I am going on another all day hike and dine with the trai...
Inflammation in the Public Sphere?
I love this house. I took this picture just this time last year on my way to a medical appointment and the house is in the original neighborhood before they started putting big busy roads throug...
A Most Pedestrian Week Ahead
So it seems the Photobucket problems may have something to do with Adobe Flash and an upgrade there. I haven’t solved the issue yet but I am getting closer and have my email the photo to myself ...
Scrub That
Okay, Photobucket is acting wonky today. I had to get very creative to get the address of this picture so I could post it. Our scrub landscape is currently full of chicory, wild sweet peas and Q...
Better Better Better
Love the light here, just a block up from my place at the park. We’ve had cooler mornings and lovely warm afternoons with a breeze. Yesterday I was in the office with St. Joe and I was able to b...
Facing Vulnerability
I overheard one of my students spontaneously tell another last night after class as we were rolling up our mats, “ I like this class.” Man it doesn’t get much better than that. It certainly make...
Improvements? I Do Hope So
Starting tomorrow “my” beloved track is going to be closed for a month or two so they can make the “improvements” that Under Armor is paying for. It is taking forever for them to finish the impr...
But Still...
We are in the middle of full-blown summer here though now there are undeniable signs of fall everywhere, near and far. It was 93 (33°C) yesterday afternoon but at least there was a bit of a bree...
Wanting it Bad Enough
If you look closely here you can see the beautiful shapes of the lantern flowers just beginning to turn that brilliant orange that they get as we head towards fall. I don’t know how it is in the...
All a Bit of a Blur
Yes I know it is blurry. Think of it as painterly. For days there hasn’t been enough light but I wanted to get a shot of the upper track next to the lilac garden where I often walk when the publ...
Asleep? Not for a Minute
Thank you all so much for your supportive notes, they helped me keep my spirits up through the long intense surgery yesterday. Last night I checked the stats on my Fitbit and it said I slept thr...
A Muddle in Need of Reassurance
Today I feel as if I am covered in a creeping vine. Many people might caution me in saying this, wanting to hang onto the illusion of summer but there are signs of fall out there everywhere unde...
Inherent Biases and Velvety Dahlias
It hasn’t been good picture taking weather here lately. Heavy overcast and intense glare until late in the day, where, if we are lucky, we get some clearing. I did take this yesterday with my ph...
It is All So Unnerving
Wow, such difficult news these days, non? The blow upon the bruise. I think not only of the suffering of those who die in this carnage, and their families but also of all those who have been inj...
That Would Be Something
We have had much glowering in our skies lately, heavy threatening humid cloud cover but just occasional rain. There is this sense of foreboding out there, an eerie oppressive mood. It looks like...
Model Behavior
I was a privileged kid in many ways. We had a big house; we had plenty of food, my mother stayed at home to care for the house and us. I had a brother and a bike in a neighborhood where there we...
A Treasure Hunt for Common Ground
This is a shot from the parking lot at the trailhead where we went hiking on Thursday. The looming Bonneville Dam complex is straight ahead down on the river on the other side of the road and th...
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What flits through at a particular time.
