An Ill-fitting Quiet

For a long time, I have been stuck in this loop, where I want to get back to this, whatever it is – the putting of my presence into the universe of the eye of the world – but I can’t get myself to do it, because some how it feels inauthentic. But the loop…

Like diamonds..

In the field to the side of Leith Cemetery, there are two bullet casings that we never found. These were not the casings from the bullets that killed my sister, but the brass from the shots fired in salute as they put her in the grave. We never found the last two shells. I told…

Three Pictures: The Insides of Planes

Somewhat of a follow up to the last Three Pictures – Someday the things that are mundane and awkward to take pictures of will tell us something about history. Look up 1960s photos of people smoking on planes and you will know I’m right.

All The Memorials…

When I was growing up, my family had a tradition of visiting cemeteries. On Memorial Day, we would make the rounds to all of our significant cemeteries, and wander through their yards. Sometimes it was just my parents, my siblings and me; sometimes we’d have an aunt and uncle, some cousins, or my grandma with…

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Nerdvember Outfits; Late Recap

Yes, it is in fact January now. I had intended to do a round up of all of my outfits for Set to Stunning’s Nerdvember, and I didn’t get to it in a timely fashion. I find I still want to ramble on a little about it, so I’m doing a very late round up….

Texas Hill Country With Dogs

When: Thanksgiving weekend, 2013. Who: Me, Thom, Meeka the eight year old dachshund, Echo the Malamute/pit bull (in her prime), Vega the giant Doberman puppy. Where we stayed: “Peace of Heaven” cabins, Vanderpool, TX – no TV, no signal on Verizon. Slow Wi-Fi available. – equipped with cooking utensils, more beds than necessary, and an…