I am the Audience

Sophie

June 2, 2013

a day in this life

Sophie became my dog in1999. She was “free to good home” because she kept encouraging the purebred dogs where she lived to be bad. She laughed when she managed to sneak out of the fence and she was disgusted when I wouldn’t chase her. She crawled up under my seat when there were thunderstorms and she watched for me to come home.

Vash freaked out when he moved in in 2007. He was tiny and she was a dog. She never understood what his issue was. She never had any issues with cats. Eventually, he changed his mind about her.
Guess what that is.

May 28, 2013

a day in this life

Those are the sweet potatoes that I planted on the 16th. I have planted the slip that was well rooted, today in the same bed. There are some bitty shoots that have little rootlets that I planted after watering that bed. I figured that if I was going to plant them, the dirt should be good and wet.

Now, I’m curious to see how much difference there is in production between the potatoes with shoots and roots, the big shoot with roots but no potato and the tiny shoots with very little roots.
Truth in advertising

May 24, 2013

a day in this life

I love Banksy. If I actually knew him, I would buy him a drink.
when you meet the Buddha on the path

May 17, 2013

dancing in the field of dreams, Laughing

when you meet the Buddha on the path…flop next to him and nap…
Obligations

May 15, 2013

dancing in the field of dreams

In a post on Tumblr, Jennifer Palmer wrote:

“You’re trying so hard to understand 9-11 that you’re missing the whole point: 9-11 is about not understanding. It’s about how real change has very little to do with so-called progress.”

“But what if there’s a way to stop the next one?” I said, “What if we’re being given clues that will give us more time so that we could go to the media and hit the internets and let everybody know? Don’t we have an obligation to find out as much as we can?”

“The only obligation we have in this life is to die.”