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a baptismal journey along the Salish sea

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November 16, 2017November 16, 2017

There is no stewarding the Anthropocene

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April 30, 2013March 21, 2019

When the Inexpensive is Too Costly

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It’s here! After an arduous journey across fiber optic cables, through a printing press, and back across the country, it’s here! So honored and proud to have an essay alongside my Garrett colleagues 🤓

Impromptu car trip north for potato burrito and a visit to Whatcom creek. Some mighty good ferns, and a remarkable color of water 🌿💦

The camellia seems to have survived last spring’s heavy pruning (and the squirrels like to munch on the blossoms, as evidenced by pink carnage on the ground). 🌸🐿 #camellia #squirrelsnacks #pruningworks #winterflowers #cedarriverwatershed #mybackyard

#InternationalHolocaustRemembranceDay #shoah #wemustdobetter

Rain water careening through old pipes, smells of conté crayon, fixer, and experimentations in art. Metal shavings speckle the resin-top table that was once a door. It’s good to be writing in the company of others, in a space normally dedicated to oil, acrylic, charcoal, wire, wood, ceramics, and any assortment of found objects. Creation is creation. + + + #till #writing #phdlife #rainynight

After nine years, @garysbestfriend a proper squirrel celebration involves good, Washington wine and little hotcakes. #happyanniversary #littlecakes

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