I’m not doing very well with posting interesting stuff.
I’m spending a lot of time with the moldy boxes my “studio” prepared to greet my return to Alaska. Sigh. I have a lot of “stuff” that’s hard to define. I’m stupid. I don’t get rid of stuff well. I attach little nostalgic memories to everything, reviewing these possessions later queues up those otherwise lost memories. I like that. It’s helps me maintain the narrative of my life. It can be any kind of possession – old t-shirts, knick knacks, notebooks on classes, from high school 10th grade geography to an undergrad class on astrophysics to a graduate seminar on 19th century Argentine literature. All sigh.
Here is a tree.
[daily log: walking, 2km]
Day: January 26, 2019
Caveat: Poem #909 “A rationalization of the inevitable”
ㅁ She asked, "How are you? Is it raining?" "Yes! the rain occupies the air!" "That leaves little room for sun." "But there are benefits." "Oh? Can you explain?" "It makes a sound." "And that's good?" She frowned. "Yes."
– a nonnet.
