
I was sitting on an 8×10′ concrete slab during the seismic event yesterday. The concrete was moving, unsettling to have the frame of reference dance. The epicenter 29.5 miles from here. But happily, there were no injuries locally. Yellow jackets caused more pain than did the largest Virginia earthquake in a century. We are fortunate.
Good fortune is always temporary.
2011/08/24
my people/se082311a
2011/07/30
2011/06/29
moving day

During WWII, before my father deployed, my parents moved all over the US. Today, my mom is changing address again, 2nd time in 7 months. She rangers on, I long for the stability of the homes she created.
2011/06/19
2011/05/15
day of rest

My dad died twenty-one years ago this weekend. For years afterward I didn’t like spring. I like spring now.
I am trying to find out the sculptor for this statue, it is next to the river in Providence. My sister walked me out to see it the end of last October, it was a particular favorite of hers.

Walking her domain, through the Zelkovas, then down in the river.
2011/04/25
2011/03/22
2011/03/20
2011/03/14
Swan Point

My sister loved this place, Swan Point Cemetery, in Providence. She worked there from February 2000 to a couple of weeks ago.





