June 16, 2020
Gleanings
- It may be a little faint, but I can still feel the pulse of my city.
- I think if we just each quietly did something positive… this can be something.
- Caitlin Moran has a new book on the way.
- It wasn’t until the late 1920s that technologies in dance photography evolved to allow photographers to capture their subjects in flight.
- I don’t need a pandemic to stay home and notice the minutiae of daily life
- Another recent insight: it’s possible to be grateful and nauseated at the same time.
- These are beautiful times and I am lucky to be alive right now.
- Fact is, I’ve already been down this diversity road to nowhere.
- Who wants to eat a good supper should eat a weed of every kind.
- Even before the doorbell rang, through the side window, I could see someone holding flowers.
- When I was fourteen I got arrested often.
- Whenever I decide to buck a trend and do something my own way, I yell “I’m going rouge!” with gusto.
- Almost every time I go to make something that involves my sewing machine I have to go to the YouTube video about how to thread the bobbin.
- When you’re a writer, most of the time your work is invisible.
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