Monthly Archives: February 2022

FEBRUARY 26, SATURDAY

BEAUTIFUL BUILDINGS Celebrating life in Paris one more time as Kyiv burns. A reminder that as Ukraine is being shelled that Paris survived the Second World War more or less intact and that it took a long time for much

FEBRUARY 26, SATURDAY

BEAUTIFUL BUILDINGS Celebrating life in Paris one more time as Kyiv burns. A reminder that as Ukraine is being shelled that Paris survived the Second World War more or less intact and that it took a long time for much

FEBRUARY 25, FRIDAY

LOVE NOT WAR At the center is love is food shared by people who care about each other. Our most alive holidays—Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter, 4th of July—bring us together to celebrate by sitting around the table and eating together. All

FEBRUARY 25, FRIDAY

LOVE NOT WAR At the center is love is food shared by people who care about each other. Our most alive holidays—Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter, 4th of July—bring us together to celebrate by sitting around the table and eating together. All

FEBRUARY 24, THURSDAY

BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE The ordinary people of Paris doing their ordinary everyday beautiful routine, just like the people of Kyiv until yesterday.

FEBRUARY 24, THURSDAY

BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE The ordinary people of Paris doing their ordinary everyday beautiful routine, just like the people of Kyiv until yesterday.

FEBRUARY 22, TUESDAY

LIGHT On a day when it seems like the world is again falling into darkness through pompous posturing, transparent lies and blind imperialism I don’t feel like saying anything. Instead, for a day or two or three I want to

FEBRUARY 22, TUESDAY

LIGHT On a day when it seems like the world is again falling into darkness through pompous posturing, transparent lies and blind imperialism I don’t feel like saying anything. Instead, for a day or two or three I want to

FEBRUARY 21, MONDAY

BLOWING BUBBLES I started these daily posts as a way of describing the events of each day as I traveled through Greece and Germany. But I found I liked wondering about my passage through daily life in Greece and Germany

FEBRUARY 21, MONDAY

BLOWING BUBBLES I started these daily posts as a way of describing the events of each day as I traveled through Greece and Germany. But I found I liked wondering about my passage through daily life in Greece and Germany

FEBRUARY 20, SUNDAY

APRIL IN PARIS, MY NEW DIGS I was too busy getting used to my new digs today to write. It will take me a while to settle in in imagination, but in a little over a month you‘ll find me

FEBRUARY 20, SUNDAY

APRIL IN PARIS, MY NEW DIGS I was too busy getting used to my new digs today to write. It will take me a while to settle in in imagination, but in a little over a month you‘ll find me

FEBRUARY 19, SATURDAY

UNMASKED IN ASHEVILLE When I went into Asheville a day ago with Todd and Susie it was windy but warm in the sun. We had lunch outside in the sun at a new Cuban restaurant called Little Chango. The food

FEBRUARY 19, SATURDAY

UNMASKED IN ASHEVILLE When I went into Asheville a day ago with Todd and Susie it was windy but warm in the sun. We had lunch outside in the sun at a new Cuban restaurant called Little Chango. The food

FEBRUARY 18, FRIDAY

BLACK MOUNTAIN COLLEGE MUSEUM Just down the road to the east of Warren Wilson College is the site of the former Black Mountain College. Before and during WWII it was a refuge for German artists fleeing Germany and a Mecca

FEBRUARY 18, FRIDAY

BLACK MOUNTAIN COLLEGE MUSEUM Just down the road to the east of Warren Wilson College is the site of the former Black Mountain College. Before and during WWII it was a refuge for German artists fleeing Germany and a Mecca

FEBRUARY 17, THURSDAY

PURE COLOUR I just finished reading Sheila Heti’s Pure Colour. It is a short novel with almost no plot that doesn’t take long to read. While reading it I thought of William Blake, a seer, a person who can see

FEBRUARY 17, THURSDAY

PURE COLOUR I just finished reading Sheila Heti’s Pure Colour. It is a short novel with almost no plot that doesn’t take long to read. While reading it I thought of William Blake, a seer, a person who can see