on my walk downtown-
live jazz
delightful garden
peaceful space-
all in one place
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” city is more than just a place in space it is a drama in time.”
-patrick geddes
(not me, and i don’t have a dog, but how i imagine many passengers react (inside) to my car singing)
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during my weekday commutes
i spend my time
listening to books, radio, podcasts
and
singing along to a wide range of music
with mixed reviews.
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“music doesn’t get in. music is already in. music simply uncovers what is there, makes you feel emotions that you didn’t necessarily know you had inside you, and runs around waking them all up. a rebirth of sorts.”
-matt haig, how to stop time
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photo credit: google images
painted rocks left on a tree stump in our courtyard
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our science teacher
retiring after many years
has lovingly hand painted
180-ish unique and detailed rocks
one for each of the children in our early childhood program
all having to do with science, nature, kindness, joy
our children were absolutely thrilled
with this lovely legacy.
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meraki is doing something with total love, and pure soul.
it is leaving a little piece of yourself in your creative work.
(greek origin)
i had one job.
push the button
so the blog will post
just noticed now
13-14 hours later
so here it is
i pushed the button.
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“you push the button, we’ll do the rest.”
-*george eastman
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*George Eastman was an American entrepreneur who founded the Eastman Kodak Company
and helped to bring the photographic use of roll film into the mainstream.
when approaching a yellow light
i generally slow down and stop
but during those situations when it’s unsafe to stop
it’s safer to speed up and drive through
i recently noticed
that when accelerating under the light
i lean into it, with my head forward
i’m not exactly sure how or why i started doing this
it’s as if i was crossing a finish line in an very important race
and i just needed that extra few inches.
is it just me?
am i drafting the wind?
is it making my car accelerate faster?
is it my defense when i get pulled over?
“officer, my head was over the line when the light changed, you can check your dashcam to confirm.”
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image credits: department of motor vehicles, sports illustrated – tokyo olympics