not sure if it will be night or day when i wake up today
on daylight savings time change day.
Mar14
Mar13
saucy.
my two favorite sauces in the world
sanders hot fudge sauce and fresh bernaise sauce
sweet and savory
what’s your magic sauce?
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march is national sauce month, so sauce it up!
throw a little extra sauce on some of your favorite meals.
whether you like it hot, mild, sweet or savory,
it’s the perfect time to celebrate all things saucy and have some fun with it.
since sauce is so diverse, one kind of it or another can go on literally anything.
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“an ounce of sauce covers a multitude of sins.”
-anthony bourdain (rip)
Mar12
in bud.
flower and child
both in bud
soon to blossom.
—
“so much is in bud.”
-denise levertov
Mar11
31,536,000 seconds.
it has been one year
since the global pandemic coronavirus began to shut much of our nation down
so much loss and so many sacrifices and lessons learned
everyone waiting for a return to fully living life
with hope on the horizon.
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“there are 31,536,000 seconds in a year. i am counting down every second.”
-ljupka cvetanova, the new land
Mar10
it’s morning.
“it’s morning.
and again
i am that lucky person who’s in it. “
-mary oliver
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sculpture credit: dale chihuly – sunburst glass
Mar9
the history of how you felt.
loving my new journals and so looking forward to filling them
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“language allows us to reach out to people, to touch them with our innermost fears, hopes, disappointments, victories.
to reach out to people we’ll never meet.
it’s the greatest legacy you could ever leave your children or your loved ones:
the history of how you felt.”
-simon van booy
Mar8
kinder.
going the extra mile
—
“always be a little kinder than necessary.”
-james m. barrie (author of peter pan)
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ann arbor townies 2021
Mar7
connected.
grateful to have had my 2nd vax dose
knowing it’s not just to keep me well
but to give all who i may cross paths with
a better chance to stay well too.
—
“healing yourself is connected with healing others.”
-yoko ono
Mar6
dark side of the moon.
sitting
in total darkness
absolute silence
very slowly
one by one
notes
chords
pinpoints of light
pierced the air
sitting in my seat
48 years ago
in detroit
pink floyd
unfolded their new album
dark side of the moon
right before my eyes and ears
in real time
playing full out
the crowd
mesmerized
just taking it all in
vibrating
then roaring in appreciation
one of my most memorable live concert experiences ever.
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“it was like being in the eye of a hurricane. you’d wake up in a concert and think – wow how did i get here?”
-john lennon
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48 years ago Pink Floyd released Dark Side of the Moon.
It remained in the US charts from 1973 to 1988, longer than any other album in history.
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album cover photo: harvest records
Mar5
heartstrings.
“poetry is plucking at the heartstrings, and making music with them”
– dennis gabor
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photo credit: vermont garden journal
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