Year 2020 365 Photo Journey (June 24th – July 13th)
Here are some more pictures. I took most of those just wandering around Cottage Home. Enjoy! 365 Photo Journey Apparently, this is a thing. Consider it a challe...
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Year 2020 365 Photo Journey (June 8th – June 23rd)
I took yet another bike ride this weekend. Many businesses had boarded up their windows in anticipation of violence … and artists came and conquered. At t...
Year 2020 365 Photo Journey (June 2nd – June 7th)
Saturday, I took a short bike ride downtown and took some pictures. Apparently, later that same afternoon, protests over the murder of George Floyd ensued. And ...
Year 2020 365 Photo Journey (May 25th – June 1st)
Memorial Day 2020! The COVID-19 crisis here in Indianapolis may (I hope) have reached its apex. Phase Two of the Governor’s plan is in effect. I took a bi...
Montreal (Part Two)
This city speaks not one, not two, but three languages, even four, maybe more. The carefree brown-eyed girl– she thrusts her fingers into the Earth scoops...
Montreal (Part One)
I love this city … at least, when it’s not winter. I was riding the Metro toward downtown from Le Plateau-Mont-Royal , and a young man boarded my tr...
Weekly Ruminations
Volume Three There are special nightmares for the daytime sleeper: little nervous dreams tossed into some brief restless moments of unconsciousness and breaking...
Weekly Ruminations
Volume Two In Oreanda they sat on a bench not far from the church, looked down on the sea, and were silent. Yalta was barely visible through the morning mist, w...
Weekly Ruminations
Volume One “Now the drawings you make from us, they look exactly like us,” she reminded me, smiling in triumph; and I recognised that this was indeed just their...
Weekly Ruminations
Volume Zero “Gazing up into the darkness I saw myself as a creature driven and derided by vanity; and my eyes burned with anguish and anger.”—...