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Tag Archives: politics
Late Summer Ramble
Soundtrack: Noah Kahan, of course, and then this song by Courtney Barnett that I had to look up and listen to after I heard it on the radio because “always getting in my own way” and “questioning all the choices … Continue reading
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Tagged Camping, hobbies, politics, Quilting, summer, Ted Lasso
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Political Rant Ahead.
I’ve spent this week disassociating by binge-watching House and eating Trader Joe’s peanut butter cups and knitting. I sort of knew the onslaught would come, but I didn’t anticipate things like emails from our school department alerting us that ICE … Continue reading
It’s Not About the Birds
It was a quiet, gray day, though a little on the warm side for this time of year. With a nor’easter forecast for tomorrow, we decided to use our afternoon off to take a walk. We’re fortunate to live not … Continue reading
The Doorway to a Thousand Churches
Late Saturday it cleared off enough for a tiny excursion, first to Great Meadows in Concord and then over to the Acton Arboretum. I love the Arboretum so much now, and I laugh when I think about the first time … Continue reading
