When I was a little girl, I used to like to drape old blankets and quilts over the picnic table and benches in the back yard and make a sort of tent. Then I'd crawl inside and enjoy…
In dreary December dusk, I walk on the cold, gray street. The internal clock of my brain tick tocks: just one more week til Christmas and I've still got stuff to do.
In dread winter cold, I walk under skeletal trees. It snowed yesterday, not much, just a dusting. Most of it's already melted and trickling into Wet Weather Creek. I didn't want to walk this morning…
Sitting under the autumn sky, I listen: to the distant voices of children at play, the steady drone of a small airplane overhead, the whistling chatter of woodland birds, and the faint rasp of oak and…
At home, alone, curled like an infant in the womb, I am neither awake or asleep, but rather, floating in the liminal space between. Resting with my cheek…
As I step out the front door, the wang of skunk hangs in the air, oddly pleasant at a distance, like the faint aroma of a musky wild perfume. The air is blessedly cool this morning with sun light falling…